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1a 1a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–a–u 1a 1a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–a–u base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle begin drink sink stink shrink ring sing spring swim began drank sank stank shrank rang sang sprang swam begun drunk sunk stunk shrunk rung sung sprung swum begin drink sink stink shrink ring sing spring swim began drank sank stank shrank rang sang sprang swam begun drunk sunk stunk shrunk rung sung sprung swum Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–a–u 1a 1a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–a–u base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle begin drink sink stink shrink ring sing spring swim began drank sank stank shrank rang sang sprang swam begun drunk sunk stunk shrunk rung sung sprung swum begin drink sink stink shrink ring sing spring swim began drank sank stank shrank rang sang sprang swam begun drunk sunk stunk shrunk rung sung sprung swum 1a 1a 1b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–a–u 1b 1b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–a–u 1b simple present simple past present perfect simple present simple past present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Do you drink tea every day? I don’t drink tea. I drink juice. Did you drink tea yesterday? I didn’t drink tea. I drank juice. Do you drink tea every day? I haven’t drunk any tea. I don’t drink tea. I drink juice. I have drunk juice. He hasn’t drunk tea. He doesn’t drink tea. He drinks juice. i–a–u 1b I didn’t drink tea. I haven’t drunk any tea. I have drunk juice. He hasn’t drunk tea. He doesn’t drink tea. He drinks juice. 1b Have you drunk any tea yet? Has he drunk any tea yet? Does he drink tea every day? He has drunk juice. Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group Did you drink tea yesterday? I drank juice. Has he drunk any tea yet? Does he drink tea every day? 1b Have you drunk any tea yet? He has drunk juice. Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–a–u 1b simple present simple past present perfect simple present simple past present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Do you drink tea every day? I don’t drink tea. I drink juice. Did you drink tea yesterday? I didn’t drink tea. I drank juice. Does he drink tea every day? He doesn’t drink tea. He drinks juice. Have you drunk any tea yet? I haven’t drunk any tea. I have drunk juice. Has he drunk any tea yet? He hasn’t drunk tea. He has drunk juice. Do you drink tea every day? I don’t drink tea. I drink juice. Did you drink tea yesterday? I didn’t drink tea. I drank juice. Does he drink tea every day? He doesn’t drink tea. He drinks juice. Have you drunk any tea yet? I haven’t drunk any tea. I have drunk juice. Has he drunk any tea yet? He hasn’t drunk tea. He has drunk juice. 2a 2a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–u–u 2a 2a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–u–u base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle dig stick spin cling fling sting swing strike dug stuck spun clung flung stung swung struck dug stuck spun clung flung stung swung struck dig stick spin cling fling sting swing strike dug stuck spun clung flung stung swung struck dug stuck spun clung flung stung swung struck Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–u–u 2a 2a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–u–u base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle dig stick spin cling fling sting swing strike dug stuck spun clung flung stung swung struck dug stuck spun clung flung stung swung struck dig stick spin cling fling sting swing strike dug stuck spun clung flung stung swung struck dug stuck spun clung flung stung swung struck 2a 2a 2b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–u–u 2b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–u–u 2b simple present simple past present perfect simple present simple past present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Have bees ever stung you? Do bees often sting you? Bees haven’t stung me. Bees don’t often sting me. Do bees often sting you? Bees don’t often sting me. Bees rarely sting me. Does a spider sting? Did a bee sting you yesterday? A bee didn’t sting me. Scorpions have stung me. A scorpion stung me. Has a bee ever stung you? Bees rarely sting me. Does a spider sting? Did a bee sting you yesterday? Have bees ever stung you? Bees haven’t stung me. A bee didn’t sting me. Scorpions have stung me. A scorpion stung me. Has a bee ever stung you? A spider doesn’t sting. A bee hasn’t stung me. A spider doesn’t sting. A bee hasn’t stung me. A scorpion stings. A scorpion has stung A scorpion stings. A scorpion has stung me. 2b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group simple present question, negative, affirmative Do bees often sting you? Bees don’t often sting me. Bees rarely sting me. Does a spider sting? i–u–u me. 2b 2b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i–u–u 2b simple past present perfect simple present simple past present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Have bees ever stung you? Do bees often sting you? Bees haven’t stung me. Bees don’t often sting me. Did a bee sting you yesterday? A bee didn’t sting me. Scorpions have stung me. A scorpion stung me. Has a bee ever stung you? Bees rarely sting me. Does a spider sting? Did a bee sting you yesterday? Have bees ever stung you? Bees haven’t stung me. A bee didn’t sting me. Scorpions have stung me. A scorpion stung me. Has a bee ever stung you? A spider doesn’t sting. A bee hasn’t stung me. A spider doesn’t sting. A bee hasn’t stung me. A scorpion stings. A scorpion has stung A scorpion stings. A scorpion has stung me. me. 3a 3a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought 3a 3a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle teach catch buy bring think fight seek taught caught bought brought thought fought sought taught caught bought brought thought fought sought teach catch buy bring think fight seek taught caught bought brought thought fought sought taught caught bought brought thought fought sought Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought 3a 3a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle teach catch buy bring think fight seek taught caught bought brought thought fought sought taught caught bought brought thought fought sought teach catch buy bring think fight seek taught caught bought brought thought fought sought taught caught bought brought thought fought sought 3a 3a 3b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought 3b 3b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought 3b simple present simple past present perfect simple present simple past present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Do you buy chocolate often? Did she buy chocolate yesterday? Have you bought chocolate yet? Do you buy chocolate often? Did she buy chocolate yesterday? Have you bought chocolate yet? I don’t buy chocolate. She didn’t buy chocolate yesterday. I haven’t bought chocolate. I don’t buy chocolate. She didn’t buy chocolate yesterday. I haven’t bought chocolate. I buy fruit. She bought fruit. I buy fruit. I have bought fruit. She bought fruit. I have bought fruit. Does Ann buy chocolate often? Has she bought chocolate yet? Does Ann buy chocolate often? Has she bought chocolate yet? Ann doesn’t buy chocolate. She hasn’t bought chocolate. Ann doesn’t buy chocolate. She hasn’t bought chocolate. She buys fruit. She has bought fruit.. She buys fruit. She has bought fruit.. 3b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought 3b 3b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought 3b simple present simple past present perfect simple present simple past present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Do you buy chocolate often? Did she buy chocolate yesterday? Have you bought chocolate yet? Do you buy chocolate often? Did she buy chocolate yesterday? I don’t buy chocolate. She didn’t buy chocolate yesterday. I haven’t bought chocolate. I don’t buy chocolate. She didn’t buy chocolate yesterday. I buy fruit. She bought fruit. I have bought fruit. I buy fruit. She bought fruit. Have you bought chocolate yet? I haven’t bought chocolate. I have bought fruit. Does Ann buy chocolate often? Has she bought chocolate yet? Does Ann buy chocolate often? Has she bought chocolate yet? Ann doesn’t buy chocolate. She hasn’t bought chocolate. Ann doesn’t buy chocolate. She hasn’t bought chocolate. She buys fruit. She has bought fruit. She buys fruit. She has bought fruit.. 4a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en base form break wake speak steal freeze weave choose shake take forget 4a simple past past participle broke woke spoke stole froze wove chose shook took forgot broken woken spoken stolen frozen woven chosen shaken taken forgotten Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en base form break wake speak steal freeze weave choose shake take forget 4a 4a 4a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en base form break wake speak steal freeze weave choose shake take forget 4a 4a simple past past participle broke woke spoke stole froze wove chose shook took forgot broken woken spoken stolen frozen woven chosen shaken taken forgotten Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en 4a simple past past participle base form simple past past participle broke woke spoke stole froze wove chose shook took forgot broken woken spoken stolen frozen woven chosen shaken taken forgotten break wake speak steal freeze weave choose shake take forget broke woke spoke stole froze wove chose shook took forgot broken woken spoken stolen frozen woven chosen shaken taken forgotten 4b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought 4b 4b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought 4b simple present simple past present perfect simple present simple past present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Have you ever broken your finger? Do your nails break frequently? I haven’t broken my finger. My nails don’t break frequently. I have broken my toe My pencil breaks. Has he ever broken his finger? Does a tooth break easily? A tooth doesn’t buy. easily. He hasn’t broken his A tooth doesn’t buy. easily. He hasn’t broken his A fingernail breaks easily. He has broken his toe. A fingernail breaks easily. He has broken his toe. Do your nails break frequently? My nails don’t break frequently. Did you break your leg last year? I didn’t break my leg. My pencil breaks. Does a tooth break easily? 4b I broke my arm. finger. Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought 4b 4b Did you break your leg last year? I didn’t break my leg. I broke my arm. Have you ever broken your finger? I haven’t broken my finger. I have broken my toe Has he ever broken his finger? finger. Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought 4b simple present simple past present perfect simple present simple past present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Have you ever broken your finger? Do your nails break frequently? I haven’t broken my finger. My nails don’t break frequently. I have broken my toe My pencil breaks. Has he ever broken his finger? Does a tooth break easily? A tooth doesn’t buy. easily. He hasn’t broken his A tooth doesn’t buy. easily. He hasn’t broken his A fingernail breaks easily. He has broken his toe. A fingernail breaks easily. He has broken his toe. Do your nails break frequently? My nails don’t break frequently. Did you break your leg last year? I didn’t break my leg. My pencil breaks. Does a tooth break easily? I broke my arm. finger. Did you break your leg last year? I didn’t break my leg. I broke my arm. Have you ever broken your finger? I haven’t broken my finger. I have broken my toe Has he ever broken his finger? finger. 5a 5a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i– ĭ/o –ĭ/en 5a 5a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i– ĭ/o –ĭ/en 5a base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle bite hide ride write rise drive strive bit hid rode wrote rose drove strove bitten hidden ridden written risen driven striven bite hide ride write rise drive strive bit hid rode wrote rose drove strove bitten hidden ridden written risen driven striven Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i– ĭ/o –ĭ/en 5a 5a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i– ĭ/o –ĭ/en 5a base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle bite hide ride write rise drive strive bit hid rode wrote rose drove strove bitten hidden ridden written risen driven striven bite hide ride write rise drive strive bit hid rode wrote rose drove strove bitten hidden ridden written risen driven striven 5b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i/o-en 5b 5b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i/o-en 5b simple present simple past present perfect simple present simple past present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Do you drive to school every day? I don’t drive to school every day. I drive to school twice a week. Did they drive to school last week? They didn’t drive to school. I haven’t driven a taxi. I have driven a truck. They drove to work. Does he drive to school every day? Has she ever driven a taxi? He doesn’t drive to school every day. She hasn’t driven a taxi. He drives to school twice a week. 5b Have you ever driven a taxi? She has driven a truck. Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i/o-en 5b Do you drive to school every day? I don’t drive to school every day. I drive to school twice a week. Does he drive to school every day? Did they drive to school last week? They didn’t drive to school. I haven’t driven a taxi. I have driven a truck. They drove to work. Has she ever driven a taxi? He doesn’t drive to school every day. She hasn’t driven a taxi. He drives to school twice a week. 5b Have you ever driven a taxi? She has driven a truck. Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i/o-en 5b simple present simple past present perfect simple present simple past present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Do you drive to school every day? I don’t drive to school every day. I drive to school twice a week. Did they drive to school last week? They didn’t drive to school. Have you ever driven a taxi? I haven’t driven a taxi. I have driven a truck. Do you drive to school every day? I don’t drive to school every day. I drive to school twice a week. They drove to work. Does he drive to school every day? He doesn’t drive to school every day. He drives to school twice a week. Did they drive to school last week? They didn’t drive to school. Have you ever driven a taxi? I haven’t driven a taxi. I have driven a truck. They drove to work. Has she ever driven a taxi? She hasn’t driven a taxi. She has driven a truck. Does he drive to school every day? He doesn’t drive to school every day. He drives to school twice a week. Has she ever driven a taxi? She hasn’t driven a taxi. She has driven a truck. 6a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ee–e–e base form bleed feed meet feel kneel keep sleep sweep weep 6a simple past bled fed met felt knelt kept slept swept wept past participle bleed feed meet feel kneel keep sleep sweep weep simple past bled fed met felt knelt kept slept swept wept 6a 6a past participle bled fed met felt knelt kept slept swept wept Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ee–e–e base form bled fed met felt knelt kept slept swept wept Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ee–e–e base form 6a bleed feed meet feel kneel keep sleep sweep weep 6a simple past bled fed met felt knelt kept slept swept wept past participle bled fed met felt knelt kept slept swept wept Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ee–e–e base form bleed feed meet feel kneel keep sleep sweep weep simple past bled fed met felt knelt kept slept swept wept 6a 6a past participle bled fed met felt knelt kept slept swept wept 6b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group simple present question, negative, affirmative Do you feed the dog in ee–e–e simple past question, negative, affirmative 6b 6b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group present perfect simple present question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative ee–e–e simple past 6b present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Did you feed the Have you fed the cat Do you feed the dog in Did you feed the Have you fed the cat the evenings? dog an hour ago? yet? the evenings? dog an hour ago? yet? I don’t feed the dog in I didn’t feed the I haven’t fed the cat I don’t feed the dog in I didn’t feed the I haven’t fed the cat the evenings. dog an hour ago.. yet. the evenings. dog an hour ago.. yet. I feed it every morning. I fed it two hours ago. I have fed the dog. I feed it every morning. I fed it two hours ago. I have fed the dog. Does she feed the dog Has she fed the cat Does she feed the dog Has she fed the cat in the evenings? yet? in the evenings? yet? She doesn’t feed the She hasn’t fed the She doesn’t feed the She hasn’t fed the dog in the evenings. cat yet. dog in the evenings. cat yet. She feeds it every morning. She has fed the dog. She feeds it every morning. She has fed the dog. 6b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group simple present question, negative, affirmative ee–e–e simple past question, negative, affirmative 6b present perfect 6b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group simple present ee–e–e simple past question, negative, affirmative 6b present perfect question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Did you feed the Have you fed the cat Do you feed the dog in dog an hour ago? yet? Did you feed the Have you fed the cat the evenings? the evenings? dog an hour ago? yet? I don’t feed the dog in Do you feed the dog in question, negative, affirmative I didn’t feed the I haven’t fed the cat I don’t feed the dog in dog an hour ago.. yet. I didn’t feed the I haven’t fed the cat the evenings. the evenings. dog an hour ago.. yet. I feed it every morning. I fed it two hours ago. I have fed the dog. I feed it every morning. I fed it two hours ago. I have fed the dog. Does she feed the dog Has she fed the cat Does she feed the dog Has she fed the cat in the evenings? yet? in the evenings? yet? She doesn’t feed the She hasn’t fed the She doesn’t feed the She hasn’t fed the dog in the evenings. cat yet. dog in the evenings. cat yet. She feeds it every morning. She has fed the dog. She feeds it every morning. She has fed the dog. 7a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ea–e–e base form 7a simple past 7a past participle 7a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ea–e–e base form simple past 7a past participle lead led led lead led led read read read read read read mean meant meant mean meant meant deal dealt dealt deal dealt dealt leap leapt leapt leap leapt leapt leave left left leave left left Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ea–e–e base form simple past 7a past participle 7a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ea–e–e base form simple past 7a past participle lead led led lead led led read read read read read read mean meant meant mean meant meant deal dealt dealt deal dealt dealt leap leapt leapt leap leapt leapt leave left left leave left left 7b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group simple present question, negative, affirmative Do you usually leave class early? I don’t leave class early. I leave class on time. ea–e–e simple past question, negative, affirmative 7b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ea–e–e simple past 7b present perfect simple present question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Do you usually leave Did we leave class Have they left class class early? early yesterday? already? I don’t leave class early. We didn’t leave They haven’t left class early. class yet. We left class late. I have left class. Have they left class Did we leave class already? early yesterday? They haven’t left We didn’t leave 7b class yet. present perfect question, negative, affirmative I have left class. I leave class on time. Does he usually leave Has he left class Does he usually leave Has he left class class early? already? class early? already? He doesn’t leave He hasn’t left class He doesn’t leave He hasn’t left class class early. yet. class early. yet. He leaves class on time. She has left class. He leaves class on time. She has left class. class early. We left class late. 7b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group simple present question, negative, affirmative Do you usually leave class early? I don’t leave class early. I leave class on time. ea–e–e simple past question, negative, affirmative 7b 7b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ea–e–e simple past 7b present perfect simple present question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Do you usually leave Did we leave class Have they left class class early? early yesterday? already? I don’t leave class early. We didn’t leave They haven’t left class early. class yet. We left class late. I have left class. Have they left class Did we leave class already? early yesterday? They haven’t left We didn’t leave class yet. present perfect question, negative, affirmative I have left class. I leave class on time. Does he usually leave Has he left class Does he usually leave Has he left class class early? already? class early? already? He doesn’t leave He hasn’t left class He doesn’t leave He hasn’t left class class early. yet. class early. yet. He leaves class on time. She has left class. He leaves class on time. She has left class. class early. We left class late. 8a 8a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own 8a base form simple past past participle 8a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own 8a base form simple past past participle draw drew drawn draw drew drawn blow blew blown blow blew blown grow grew grown grow grew grown know knew known know knew known throw threw thrown throw threw thrown fly flew flown fly flew flown Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own 8a base form simple past past participle 8a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own 8a base form simple past past participle draw drew drawn draw drew drawn blow blew blown blow blew blown grow grew grown grow grew grown know knew known know knew known throw threw thrown throw threw thrown fly flew flown fly flew flown 8b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own simple present question, negative, affirmative Do they grow tomatoes every year? They don’t grow tomatoes. They grow peppers. Does she grow simple past question, negative, affirmative Did they grow tomatoes last year? They didn’t grow tomatoes. present perfect question, negative, affirmative Have they grown Do they grow many tomatoes? tomatoes every year? They haven’t grown They don’t grow any tomatoes. tomatoes. They have grown Does she grow many tomatoes? tomatoes every year? She hasn’t grown She doesn’t grow any tomatoes. She has grown peppers. Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own tomatoes every year? They don’t grow tomatoes. They grow peppers. Does she grow tomatoes every year? She doesn’t grow tomatoes. She grows peppers. They grow peppers. Has she grown She grows peppers. Do they grow simple present question, negative, affirmative peppers. tomatoes. simple present Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own peppers. She doesn’t grow question, negative, affirmative 8b They grew tomatoes every year? 8b 8b simple past question, negative, affirmative 8b tomatoes last year? They didn’t grow tomatoes. 8b simple present They haven’t grown any tomatoes. They have grown They grew peppers. peppers. Has she grown many tomatoes? She hasn’t grown any tomatoes. She has grown peppers. present perfect question, negative, affirmative tomatoes last year? They didn’t grow tomatoes. many tomatoes? They haven’t grown any tomatoes. They have grown They grew peppers. peppers. Has she grown many tomatoes? She hasn’t grown any tomatoes. She has grown peppers. Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own question, negative, affirmative Do they grow tomatoes every year? They don’t grow tomatoes. They grow peppers. Does she grow tomatoes every year? She doesn’t grow tomatoes. She grows peppers. 8b Have they grown Did they grow She grows peppers. present perfect many tomatoes? question, negative, affirmative tomatoes. question, negative, affirmative Have they grown Did they grow simple past simple past question, negative, affirmative 8b present perfect question, negative, affirmative Have they grown Did they grow tomatoes last year? They didn’t grow tomatoes. many tomatoes? They haven’t grown any tomatoes. They have grown They grew peppers. peppers. Has she grown many tomatoes? She hasn’t grown any tomatoes. She has grown peppers. 9a 9a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group –old/orn/one 9a 9a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group –old/orn/one 9a base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle sell tell wear swear tear bear shine show sold told wore swore tore bore shone showed sold told worn sworn torn born shone shown sell tell wear swear tear bear shine show sold told wore swore tore bore shone showed sold told worn sworn torn born shone shown Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group –old/orn/one 9a 9a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group –old/orn/one 9a base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle sell tell wear swear tear bear shine show sold told wore swore tore bore shone showed sold told worn sworn torn born shone shown sell tell wear swear tear bear shine show sold told wore swore tore bore shone showed sold told worn sworn torn born shone shown 9b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own simple present simple past 9b 9b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own simple past 9b present perfect simple present question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Do you wear Have you worn Do you wear Have you worn glasses to read? Did she wear glasses since childhood? glasses to read? Did she wear glasses since childhood? I don’t wear glasses last week? I haven’t worn I don’t wear glasses last week? I haven’t worn glasses to read. She didn’t wear glasses to read. She didn’t wear I wear glasses to drive. glasses last week. I wear glasses to drive. glasses last week. for a few months. Has she worn glasses Does he wear since childhood? glasses to read? He doesn’t wear She hasn’t worn He doesn’t wear She hasn’t worn glasses to read. glasses since childhood. glasses to read. glasses since childhood. He wears She has worn them He wears She has worn them glasses to drive. for a few months. glasses to drive. for a few months. question, negative, affirmative Does he wear glasses to read? 9b question, negative, affirmative She wore glasses yesterday. glasses since I was young. I have worn glasses Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own simple present simple past 9b 9b question, negative, affirmative She wore glasses yesterday. present perfect question, negative, affirmative glasses since I was young. I have worn glasses for a few months. Has she worn glasses since childhood? Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own simple past 9b present perfect simple present question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Do you wear Have you worn Do you wear Have you worn glasses to read? Did she wear glasses since childhood? glasses to read? Did she wear glasses since childhood? I don’t wear glasses last week? I don’t wear glasses last week? glasses to read. She didn’t wear glasses to read. She didn’t wear I wear glasses to drive. glasses last week. question, negative, affirmative I wear glasses to drive. Does he wear question, negative, affirmative glasses last week. I haven’t worn glasses since I was young. I have worn glasses for a few months. She wore glasses question, negative, affirmative present perfect question, negative, affirmative I haven’t worn glasses since I was young. I have worn glasses for a few months. She wore glasses Has she worn glasses Does he wear since childhood? glasses to read? He doesn’t wear She hasn’t worn He doesn’t wear She hasn’t worn glasses to read. glasses since childhood. glasses to read. glasses since childhood. He wears She has worn them He wears She has worn them glasses to drive. for a few months. glasses to drive. for a few months. glasses to read? yesterday. yesterday. Has she worn glasses since childhood? 10a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change 10a 10a 10a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change 10a base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change 10a 10a Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change 10a base form simple past past participle base form simple past past participle bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost bet let set hit quit cut shut put hurt burst cost 10b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change simple present simple past 10b Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change present perfect simple present question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative Do you cut Have they cut Do you cut carrots often? Did she cut the carrots yet? carrots often? carrots yesterday? They haven’t cut She didn’t cut the carrots already. carrots yesterday. They have cut question, negative, affirmative I don’t cut carrots often. I cut tomatoes. question, negative, affirmative I don’t cut carrots often. simple past question, negative, affirmative present perfect Have they cut Did she cut the carrots yet? carrots yesterday? They haven’t cut She didn’t cut the carrots already. carrots yesterday. They have cut the tomatoes already.. Does he cut Has she cut Does he cut Has she cut carrots often? the carrots yet? carrots often? the carrots yet? simple past 10b 10b present perfect simple present question, negative, affirmative Do you cut Have they cut Do you cut carrots often? Did she cut the carrots yet? carrots often? carrots yesterday? They haven’t cut She didn’t cut the carrots already. carrots yesterday. They have cut I don’t cut carrots often. I cut tomatoes. question, negative, affirmative the tomatoes yet. Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change question, negative, affirmative question, negative, affirmative She has cut He cuts tomatoes. the tomatoes yet. Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change the carrots yet. carrots often. She has cut He cuts tomatoes. the tomatoes already.. She hasn’t cut He doesn’t cut the carrots yet. carrots often. simple present She cut tomatoes. She hasn’t cut He doesn’t cut I don’t cut carrots often. simple past question, negative, affirmative present perfect Have they cut Did she cut the carrots yet? carrots yesterday? They haven’t cut She didn’t cut the carrots already. carrots yesterday. They have cut the tomatoes already.. Does he cut Has she cut Does he cut Has she cut carrots often? the carrots yet? carrots often? the carrots yet? He doesn’t cut carrots often. He cuts tomatoes. She hasn’t cut the carrots yet. She has cut the tomatoes yet. She cut tomatoes. He doesn’t cut carrots often. He cuts tomatoes. 10b question, negative, affirmative I cut tomatoes. She cut tomatoes. 10b question, negative, affirmative I cut tomatoes. She cut tomatoes. 10b 10b the tomatoes already.. She hasn’t cut the carrots yet. She has cut the tomatoes yet.
