Question

SELECT THE REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS AND THEN WRITE THEM, SO YOU SHOULD TRANSLATION IN SPANISH. ONE DAY, I DECIDED TO GO TO THE SUPERMARKET TO BUY GROCERIES. I WANTED TO MAKE A FRUIT SALAD FOR BREAKFAST AND A CHOCOLATE CAKE FOR DINNER. WHEN I WAS AT THE SUPERMARKET, I SAW A LOT OF PEOPLE BY THE NEWSPAPER STAND. I APPROACHED AND SAW THAT THEY WERE BUYING LOTTERY TICKET. I BOUGTH ONE TICKET, TOO. WHEN I LEFT THE SUPERMARKET, I PUT ALL THE GROCERIES INTO THE TRUNKOF MY CAR AND WENT HOME. AT HOME, I ATARTED MIXING THE INGREDIENTS TO BAKE A CAKE. THE TV WAS ON AND I HEARD THEY WERE ANNOUNCING THE WINNING LOTTERY NUMBERS. I TOOK MY LOTTERY TICKET. I WAS VERY EXCITED. ONE BY ONE THE NUMBERS APPEARED ON THE SCREEN AND THEY ALL MATCHED THE NUMBERS ON MY LOTTERY TICKET. I WON. I COULDN’T BELIEVE IT. I CALLED MY HUSBAND AT WORK AND TOLD HIM THAT I HAD WON.

Answer 1

Los verbos irregulares no cumplen ninguna regla  para formar el pasado por lo tanto ha que aprendérselos de memoria. En cambio los verbos regulares en inglés se forman utilizando el verbo y agregándole "ed" al final.

Sin embargo hay que tener en cuenta ciertas reglas, si el verbo es de una sola sílaba y su última letra es una consonante se debe duplica, ejemplo Fit → fitted. Si termina en "y" se cambia por una "i" y se le agrega el "ed". Y por último si su ultima letra es "e" solo se debe agregar una "d"

Verbos Irregulares:

• Is           →                Was                  →                Es/ Ser/ Estar

• See       →                Saw                  →                Ver

• Buy       →                Bought             →                Comprar
• Leave   →                Left                   →                 Marcharse
• Put        →                Put                    →                 Poner
• Are        →               Were                 →                 Son/ Están
• Go         →               Went                 →                  Ir
• Take     →                Took                 →                  Tomar/ Agarrar
• Win       →                Won                  →                   Ganar
• Tell       →                Told                   →                   Decir  
• Have    →                 Had                   →                   Tener

Verbos Regulares:

• Decide             →           Decided             →                    Decidir

• Want                →           Wanted              →                     Querer

• Make              →            Made                 →                      Hacer    
• Approach       →             Aproached       →                      Acercar    
• Start                →             Started              →                      Empezar
• Bake               →             Baked                →                      Hornear
• Hear              →              Heard                →                      Escuchar
• Announce     →               Announced      →                      Anunciar
• Excite            →              Excited              →                      Emocionado
• Appear          →              Appeared         →                       Aparecer
• Match            →               Matched          →                 Igual/ Coincidir
• Believe           →               Believed          →                        Creer
• Call                 →               Called              →                         Llamar