Master English Irregular Verbs and Adjectives
Common Irregular Verbs in English
- Say → Said
- Mean → Meant
- Make → Made
- Set → Set
- Go → Went
- Meet → Met
- Take → Took
- Run → Ran
- Come → Came
- Pay → Paid
- See → Saw
- Sit → Sat
- Know → Knew
- Speak → Spoke
- Get → Got
- Lie → Lay
- Give → Gave
- Lead → Led
- Find → Found
- Read → Read
- Think → Thought
- Grow → Grew
- Tell → Told
- Lose → Lost
- Become → Became
- Fall → Fell
- Show → Showed
- Send → Sent
- Leave → Left
- Build → Built
- Feel → Felt
- Understand → Understood
- Let → Let
- Draw → Drew
- Hear → Heard
- Break → Broke
- Stand → Stood
- Spend → Spent
- Write → Wrote
- Cut → Cut
- Hold → Held
- Rise → Rose
- Keep → Kept
- Drive → Drove
- Begin → Began
- Buy → Bought
- Bring → Brought
- Wear → Wore
- Put → Put
- Choose → Chose
Comparative Adjectives Rules
Structure: Noun (subject) + verb + comparative adjective + than + noun (object).
- Se agrega "-er" en los adjetivos cortos (e.g., safer, bigger).
- En los adjetivos largos se coloca "more" (e.g., more dangerous).
Superlative Adjectives Rules
Structure: Noun (subject) + verb + the + superlative adjective + noun (object).
- Se agrega "-est" al final (e.g., the fastest).
- En los adjetivos largos se coloca "the most" (e.g., the most expensive).