Question

Alguien me ayuda por favor
Indicaciones: clasificar los verbos en grupos /t/, /d/, /id/, de acuerdo a su terminación y pronunciación

Answer Answered Answered
Arrive Arrrived Arrrived
Beg Begged Begged
Call Called Called
Carry Carried Carried
Change Changed Changed
7. Clean Cleaned Cleaned
8. Close Closed Closed
9. Cook Cooked Cooked
10. Cry Cried Cried
11. Dance Danced Danced
12. Deserve Deserved Deserved
13. Dive Dived Dived
14. Dream Dreamed Dreamed
15. Dress Dressed Dressed
16. Dry Dried Dried
17. End Ended Ended
18. Enjoy Enjoyed Enjoyed
19. Erase Erased Erased
20. Fish Fished Fished
21. Fry Fried Fried
22. Help Helped Helped
23. Introduce Introduced Introduced
24. Invite Invited Invited
25. Iron Ironed Ironed
26. Jump Jumped Jumped
27. Kick Kicked Kicked
28. Learn Learned Learned
29. Light Lighted Lighted
30. Like Liked Liked
31. Listen Listened Listened
32. Live Lived Lived
33. Love Loved Loved
34. Miss Missed Missed
35. Need Needed Needed
36. Omit Omited Omited
37. Open Opened Opened
38. Overload Overloaded Overloaded
39. Plan Planned Planned
40. Play Played Played
41. Rain Rained Rained
42. Repeat Repeated Repeated
43. Show Showed Showed
44. Snow Snowed Snowed
45. Stay Stayed Stayed

Answer 1

Respuesta:

Podemos clasificar los verbos en dos tipos: los verbos normales y los verbos auxiliares.

Los verbos normales pueden dividirse a su vez en verbos regulares y verbos irregulares.

Los verbos regulares forman el pretérito (past tense) y el participio añadiendo la desinencia -ed a la forma básica:

INFINITIVO PASADO PARTICIPIO

To play / jugar played / jugué, jugaba played / jugado

Los verbos irregulares forman el pretérito de manera irregular (de ahí su nombre) y no añadiendo la desinencia '-ed'. No siguen ninguna norma, por lo que debemos aprenderlos de memoria.