This is the first post in a series on irregular verbs. It is called irregular verbs worksheets because in these posts I am going to publish worksheets in which your students can practise irregular verbs. There will be 10 irregular verbs each time and at least four exercises to practise them. Moreover, there will be an interactive version of the worksheets, so your students can practise at home too.
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In this post your students can learn the past tenses and past participles of the verbs: be, make, drink, have, sing, write, give, read, run and sleep. In the worksheet there are seven exercises to practise the verbs: three crosswords and four fill in the blank exercises.
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Irregular verbs worksheet – infographic
[/su_heading][su_spacer] The worksheet starts with a simple infographic.
If you use this material in a class, first present the irregular verbs using the infographic. Present the verbs and ask the students to translate the verbs.
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[/su_heading][su_spacer] Print the following worksheet for each student. (Use a duplex print to save paper). [su_button url=”https://engames.eu/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Irregular-verbs-worksheet-001-complete.pdf” target=”blank” background=”#f56b68″ size=”6″]Irregular verbs worksheet 1[/su_button] ADVERT:[showmyadsa] As I write above there are seven exercises. On the first page, there are crosswords which students should complete by writing the past tense and past participle of the verbs.
Exercises 4 and 5 are simple fill in the blanks exercises. Students should use either the past participles or past tenses of the verbs they learnt.
Exercises 6 and 7 are fill in the blanks exercise again. But this time the students complete questions and once they finish, they could use the questions for speaking. They work in small groups and ask and answer the questions. In smaller print there are additional questions students should ask to make the conversation longer and give students more opportunities to use the target language.
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