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List 19 - Irregular Verbs

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List 19 comprises of the following segments

 

1. All three forms are the same

2. Only the simple past and past participle are the same

3. All three forms are different

 

  • List 18 - Foreign Phrases commonly used in English
  • List 20 – Parents and Young
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  • List 19 - Irregular Verbs
  • List 1 - Singular and Plural Nouns
    • By adding -s
    • By adding -es to nouns ending in –ch, -s, -sh, -ss, -x, and -z
    • By adding –s to nouns ending in -o
    • By adding –es to nouns ending in -o
    • By adding –s or –es to nouns ending in -o
    • By changing –y into –ies if a noun ends in a consonant before the -y
    • By adding –s if there is a vowel before the -y
    • By changing –f or –fe into –ves
    • By adding –s to nouns ending in –f or –fe
    • By adding –s or changing –f into –ves
    • By changing the vowels
    • The singular and plural forms of some nouns are the same
    • Some nouns have same singular and plural forms or have plural ending (-s)
    • The ending –is is changed to –es
    • Singular and plural forms of compound nouns
  • List 2 - Uncountable Nouns made Countable (Partitive)
    • Activity - Cynicism
    • Danger - Fruit
    • Genius - Luck
    • Marble - Rum
    • Sadness - Sunlight
    • Tea - Yogurt
  • List 3 - Collective Nouns
    • Collective Nouns - Creatures
    • Collective Nouns - Things
    • Collective Nouns - People
  • List 4 - Verbs
    • Forming Verbs
    • Different Verb Types
      • Auxiliary verbs
      • Transitive/Intransitive Verbs
      • Stative Verbs
      • Linking Verbs
  • List 5 - Irregular Verbs
    • All three forms are the same
    • All three forms are different
    • Only the simple past and past participle are the same
  • List 6 - Adjectives
    • Forming Adjectives
    • Adjectives ending in -ly
    • Collective adjectives describing group of people
    • Different Adjective Types
  • List 7 - Comparison of Adjectives
    • Comparatives and superlatives using –er and –est
    • Comparatives and superlatives using 'more' and 'most'
    • Comparatives and superlatives that are formed irregularly
  • List 8 - Adverbs
    • Forming Adverbs
    • Comparison of Adverbs
    • Adverbs with two adverbial forms
      • Cheap/Cheaply - Last/Lastly
      • Late/Lately - Wrong/Wrongly
  • List 9 - Adverbs sharing same words as Adjectives
    • Airmail - First
    • Hard - Near
    • Only - Together
    • Well - Wrong
  • List 10 - Pronouns
  • List 11 - Prepositions
    • List of Prepositions
    • Prepositions after Verbs (sacrifice to - yell at)
    • Prepositions after Verbs (name after - rush through)
    • Prepositions after Verbs (gladden by - muster up)
    • Prepositions after Verbs (dabble in - furnish with)
    • Prepositions after Verbs (abandon to - cry over)
    • Prepositions – how they are used
  • List 12 - Conjunctions
  • List 13 - Forming Abstract Nouns
  • List 14 - Phrasal Verbs
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: pass around/round – polish up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: save on – serve out)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: read into – rush out)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: pull ahead – put up with)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: accede to - buy up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (call back - cut up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (dawn on – dry up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (eat away – follow up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (get about – get up to)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: give away – go without)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: hand around/round – hold up as)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: identify with – knock up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: lapse into – level with)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: lie around – look up to)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: make away with – open up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: use up – yield to)
    • Phrasal Verbs (take aback – talk up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: stay behind – switch over)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: touch at – turn up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: tear apart – tie up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: slow down – start up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: show around/round – slip up)
    • Phrasal Verbs (Sentence examples: set about – shoot up)
  • List 15 - Idioms
  • List 16 - Phrases and Idioms
    • Phrases and Idioms 001-100 (acid - call)
    • Phrases and Idioms 101-200 (call - crime)
    • Phrases and Idioms 201-300 (critical - event)
    • Phrases and Idioms 301-400 (ever - half)
    • Phrases and Idioms 401-500 (hammer - kick)
    • Phrases and Idioms 501-600 (killing - mind)
    • Phrases and Idioms 601-700 (mind - part)
    • Phrases and Idioms 701-800 (past - rough)
    • Phrases and Idioms 801-900 (rough - state)
    • Phrases and Idioms 901-1000 (state - world)
  • List 17 - Proverbs and Sayings
    • Proverbs and Sayings 001-100
    • Proverbs and Sayings 101-200
    • Proverbs and Sayings 201-300
    • Proverbs and Sayings 301-370
  • List 18 - Foreign Phrases commonly used in English
  • List 19 - Irregular Verbs
  • List 20 – Parents and Young
  • List 20 - Gender
    • Common Gender (People & Creatures)
    • Masculine and Feminine Gender (Creatures)
    • Masculine and Feminine Gender (People)
  • List 21 - Homes of people and creatures
  • List 22 - Objects, Animals and Sounds
  • List 23 - Antonyms
  • List 24 - Synonyms
  • List 25 - Homonyms

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