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In English, a regular verb doesn't change in past tense or participle tense, we only add -ed.
For example:
Work in past is Worked
Cook 》Cooked
Watch 》Watched
When a verb is irregular, it changes the word for another different, change something in the word or doesn't change anything. For example:
•Lie in past is Lay and in participle is Lain.
-In this case the word change for another.
•Give in past is Gave and in participle is Given. - In this case something change in the word.
•Cut in past is Cut and in participle doesn't change.
Espero te sirva.
For example:
Work in past is Worked
Cook 》Cooked
Watch 》Watched
When a verb is irregular, it changes the word for another different, change something in the word or doesn't change anything. For example:
•Lie in past is Lay and in participle is Lain.
-In this case the word change for another.
•Give in past is Gave and in participle is Given. - In this case something change in the word.
•Cut in past is Cut and in participle doesn't change.
Espero te sirva.
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