Irregular Verbs In The Past Tense

(Camping) Last Saturday, my family and I went camping. We pitched our tent under a tree. Then, we put our things inside the tent. There was a terrible storm in the evening. The wind blew strongly and broke some branches. We were so afraid. We quickly ran into a nearby hut to take shelter. From the hut, we saw a big branch falling onto our tent. We felt very lucky. We decided to spend a night in the hut and left for home the next day. We reached home in the evening.

Notes To Be Taken…. The words in bold are irregular verbs in Past Tense. We usually add –d and –ed to most verbs in the Past Tense. We do not do so for irregular verbs. The spelling for the Past Tense of some irregular verbs do not change but most do.

For example….. Present Tense Go Put Blow Break Run Feel Past Tense Went Put Blew Broke Ran Felt

Lets try this…. Present Tense Hit Come Drink Fall Past Tense Hit Came Drank Fell

How these irregular verbs function in the sentence?

Lets try this…. Rearrange the words to form a proper sentence went Last Saturday camping and my family I Last Saturday, my family and I went camping.

blew The strongly wind broke and some branches The wind blew strongly and broke some branches.

So, pupils do you can see how the irregular verbs function in those sentences?

Further explanation…. Last Saturday, my family and I went camping.

Then, we put our things inside the tent.

The wind blew strongly and broke some branches.

Lets try this one… - car – control - hit – tree The red car loose control and hit a big tree. and - came – Kuala Lumpur – yesterday. Ali and Ahmad came from Kuala Lumpur yesterday.

How about this one… ? - drank – juice - yesterday We drank orange juice yesterday. - fell – into – hole Walkington fell into a big hole.

Appendix 2 (Task sheet 1) Form proper sentences by using short notes given Last Saturday – family – I – went – camping. Last Saturday, my family and I went camping.

Then – put – things – inside – tent. Then, we put our things inside the tent. Wind – blew – broke – branches. Suddenly the wind blew and broke some branches. We – ran – nearby – hut – shelter We quickly ran into a nearby hut to take shelter.

Appendix 3 (Task sheet2) Construct new sentences by using the irregular verbs given Led Susan led the yellow team to win the trophy.

Drove Left Ate Brought