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coming soon A regular verb is when you can add an "ed" at the end of the word to make it past tense. Examples: jump - jumped
I jump in the pool when it is hot.
Do you jump in the pool when you are hot?
He jumps in the pool when he is hot.
She jumps in the pool when she is hot.
They jump in the pool when they are hot.
We jump in the ocean when we are hot.
I jumped in the lake because I was hot.
Did you jump in the river?
He jumped in the river.
She jumped in the river.
We jumped in the pool.
They jumped in the lake.
I am going to jump through the ring of fire.
I will jump through a ring of fire.
He will jump from the building.
She will jump from the plane.
She is going to jump from the plane.
They are going to jump out of a burning car.
They will jump from a burning car.
We are going to jump from the diving board.
They are going to jump from the top of the mountain.
They will jump from the top of the mountain.
wash - washed
I wash my car on wednesdays.
Do you wash your car?
He washes his bicycle to keep it clean.
She washes her hands before she eats.
They wash their clothes before they go to work.
We wash our animals so they don't smell.
I washed my dog because he was stinky.
Did you wash your elephant?
He washed his shoes in the washing machine.
She washed her clothes before she went to the party.
She is going to wash the dog today. (tomorrow)
She will wash the dog today. (tomorrow)
I will wash my pants.
I am going to wash my pants.
He is going to wash his shirt.
He will wash his shirt.
She is going to wash her dress.
She will wash her dress. They are going to wash the cars.
They will wash the elephants.
We are going to wash the horses.
We will wash the horses.
smell - smelt/smelled
I smell badly.
Do you smell the flowers in the Spring time?
The dog smells badly.
She smells the flower.
He smells the food to make sure it is good.
They smell the fire.
We smell the fire.
I smelt the fires from my house.
He smelt the fires from his house.
She smelt the skunk odor.
They smelt the skunk odor.
We smelt the mold in the house.
I am going to smell the cantaloupe to make sure it's sweet.
I will smell the cantaloupe to make sure it's sweet.
Are you going to smell the fruit before you eat it?
He is going to smell his clothes to make sure they are clean.
He will smell his clothes to make sure they are clean.
She is going to smell the food before she eats it.
She will smell the food before she gives it to her dog.
They are going to smell the fires in about fifteen minutes.
They will smell the fires in about fifteen minutes.
We are going to smell the skunk if the skunk sprays his odor.
We will smell the skunk if the skunk sprays his odor.
work - worked
I work at the restaurant.
Do you work at home?
She works everyday at the hospital.
He works at the school.
We work at the park.
They work at the police station.
I worked at the police station.
Did you work at the police station?
She worked at the clothing store.
He worked on his car.
talk - talked
I talk with my doctor twice a year.
Do you talk with your doctor?
She talks with her friends all the time.
He talks with his kids about not doing drugs.
The President talks to the people.
They talk with their children at the dinner table.
We talk to our children about being safe.
I talked with my mom yesterday.
She talked with her dad about the game.
He talked with his psychiatrist.
They talked with the police after the accident.
We talked with the teachers about the classroom curriculum.
I am going to talk with the teachers.
I will talk with the police later.
She is going to talk with her parents.
He is going to talk to his kids.
type - typed
I type on the keyboard or the typewrite.
Do you type on the keyboard or a type writer?
He types e-mails to his friends.
She types for a living. She is a secretary.
We type letters all the time for lawyers.
They type their essays and then read them to the class.
I typed a letter to the President.
Did you type a letter to the President?
He typed a letter to the President.
She typed a letter to her friend.
We typed a letter to our pen pals.
They typed letters to their teachers.
play - played
I play baseball at the park.
Do you play baseball at the park?
She plays football on Wednesday nights.
He plays soccer (with his team) or (on a team.)
They play basketball.
We play guitar in a band.
pull - pulled open - opened ruin - ruined close - closed look - looked
Irregular verbs are verbs that don't follow the same past tense ending as regular verbs. eat - ate cry - cried run - ran sit - sat go - went lose - lost see - saw drive - drove shoot - shot put - put lite - lit take - took speak - spoke sing - sang leave - left drink - drank fall - fell lose - lost catch - caught swing - swung write - wrote
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