Talk a Lot Intermediate Book 200 Common Regular Verbs in English The past forms (2nd and 3rd forms) of all regular verbs in English end in “-ed” The rules are: • • • • If the verb ends with a LíL or LÇL sound, “-ed” is pronounced L]ÇL If the verb ends with a vowel sound, “-ed” is pronounced LÇL= If the verb ends with a voiced consonant sound, “-ed” is pronounced LÇL If the verb ends with an unvoiced consonant sound, “-ed” is pronounced LíL Practise saying the past form of each regular verb, ending in L]ÇL , LÇL , or LíL accept achieve add admire admit advise agree alienate allow announce annoy apologise appear applaud arrange arrive attempt attend attract avoid bake bathe beg behave belong boil book bother brake call care challenge change charm chat cheat check clean climb close communicate complain complete consider contain continue correct create debate deceive decide deliver descend determine distract doubt dream earn employ empty end enjoy enter erase exercise exist experiment explain explode extend fade fascinate fax fill finalise finish fit fix fold form forward fry glue guard guess halve handle happen hate help hope hunt ignore imagine improve include intend invent invite join jump kick kiss knock last laugh learn lie like listen live load loan lock look love manage match matter mend miss move need notice occupy offer open order owe own paint pass perform phone pick place play point post praise prefer preserve print promise pronounce protect pull push rain reach realise receive recommend record replace reply return rob rush seem share socialise spare stain start stop succeed suggest suppose surprise survey suspend switch talk target tempt test text thank tire touch tour trade train transform travel trust try use visit wait walk want wash waste watch weigh work worry zoom 101