English irregular verbs - practise irregular verbs in Present Perfect with sentences and pictures

English irregular verbs - practise irregular verbs in Present Perfect with sentences and pictures.
This video deals with some of the most common English irregular verbs (83) in alphabetic order. Each irregular verb comes with example sentences, the first one is mainly a question and the second one is an affirmative or a negative sentence in the Present Perfect Simple tense.
You can hear all irregular verb forms, the infinitive, the past simple and the past participle forms but in the sentences, you will only see the third form of the verb, the past participle form as this is the building block of the Present Perfect.

The video is put together in a way that learners will have enough time for saying the verbs and the sentences out loud not just reading the content, therefore I recommend saying the verbs and sentences right after hearing them. If necessary, pause the video and go on watching when you are able to say the irregular verbs correctly as well as the example Present Perfect sentences well.
A lot of learners of English find the Present Perfect tense a difficult one, so watching the video and English example sentences might help learners understand the use of this tense. The most important thing to remember is that this tense is a present tense, as the name suggests (Present Perfect) and when we use it, we talk about the present, not the past.

The irregular verbs are commonly used and all of them have multiple meanings. In this video, there is only one meaning presented and the images also refer to one meaning only. I am well aware that there are many other meanings, and the one that is presented might not be the most common one or the one that you use. Also, many irregular verbs have different correct pronunciation which you may not find in this video.

This video focuses on the Past Simple tense and you can learn the irregular verbs with affirmative and negative Past Simple sentences.

For irregular verb practiced also in the Past Simple but not in alphabetical order but in order of frequency, check out these videos:

Enjoy learning these verbs. :)

[sadikfarhansadik]

This is more simple even 7age may understand thank teacher good work

[ashaadan]

I like your video very much thanks a lot 🙏

[sayedrahmanomari]

Perfect, you're the best teacher 🌷 keep teaching us 😍🌹🥀🌷

[Juulioceesar]

Wow this video is fantastic, it was useful for me.

[shatrudhnashatrudhna]

thank you so much for your great effort🙏

[rouz]

Thanks ! Do u have all those exampels as pdf ?

[tanyasuzdaleva]

Thanks, the pictures are very funny & the examples are interesting

[katyavictoriajoy]

Great video… I love the examples, please make more like this one…Thank you!❤

[luigiiglesias]

Please check the minute 5:10 Should be: "...someone has drunk HIS Guinness..." Thank you and everything is very helpfull.

[meeraanil]

Dear teacher,
You teach English verbs by V1, V2, V3 method. No doubt it is an easy method to understand the seemed to be cumbersome English verbs. But the danger is that V1 and V3 are non finite verbs. We can't use it in a sentence with out adding suitable auxiliary verb to it. On the other hand we can use V2 in a sentence directly as it is a finite verb. Hence it creates much confusion to a non english speaker /learner. My request is that may dispense with teaching V1, V2, V3 method and teach there are 3 non finite verbs and 12 finite verbs.At the beginning it may be difficult to under the method. But from my experience it is very easy to make under stand the method to the student with a little patience. It would make them use English verbs with out any chaos and confuion.

[florentasuciu]

1.21 The pronunciation is not "digri" but "disagri" = disəˈɡrē.

[nederlanditisnederlanditis]

Wow, that is some accent. Where are v2 and v3 of bring pronounced that way?

[ulkas.]

Why is the salesman running? Because the dog has bitten him several times in the ass.🤣😂🤣🤣