The regular verbs of the past simple are formed by adding -ed. Play becomes played. Like becomes liked and so on. The problem is that in English we also have irregular verbs which don’t follow this pattern. For example, do…
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The regular verbs of the past simple are formed by adding -ed. Play becomes played. Like becomes liked and so on. The problem is that in English we also have irregular verbs which don’t follow this pattern. For example, do…
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