200 Most Important Irregular Verbs in English | Pronunciation and Grammar Lesson

Irregular verbs. We know—they're scary. Especially in English, which has a lot of them. And there are no shortcuts to learning them; they just have to be memorized. Verbs that look like they should fall into patterns generally do not. Why should it be "stink - stank - stunk" but not "bring - brang -brung"? To make things even worse, not only the conjugation but also the pronunciation of these words tends to be irregular. The reasons for that are complicated, but they have to do with the fact that many of these are among the oldest words in English, and the pronunciation often follows the languages from which the words were borrowed.

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[elsalvadorcarasucia]

Please, make a video using all this verb with sentences

[jpadma]

Thank you so much, this is very helpful!!

[marylebone]

I love this channel 🎉❤ 💯 recommended to A1 to C2 English Learners. Or for those who just simply want to learn or be entertained.

YT should have popped this up in my feed a long time ago.

[freddywolf]

Thanks for this amazing and useful lesson.
Nevertheless I would like to ask you why there are 2 or even 3 forms of past tense or participle for instance :
Dream- dreamt/dreamed.

Is this because of the way it's used in British and American? In that case which one is British 🇬🇧 or American 🇺🇲?
Thanks in advance for your answer.👍

[shashankdubey-nx]

Very nice sir.this is very useful verbs.

[deshbhakt]

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