The teacher explained the difference between Regular Verbs and Irregular Verbs: Regular Verbs refer to the original image when changing a verb that is only 2 or 3 holes-ed or-d to the end of the verb, such as want them-wanted, arrive-arrived. Irregular Verbs refer to the unusual verb when it changes into a double-channel 2 (Past Form) and 3 (Past Participle) is a verb that may change when the change to channel 2 and 3.Cut cut cut go went gone, for example, or all 3 channels do not change at all. 5. the teacher explains the principle-d and-ed past tense verb is changed (Simple Past Tense) and can be used with the President all the (I, You, We, They, He, She, It) principle of the fill. -Ed. A generic verb.) when is a past form,-ed. B) verb that ends with e, d, for example, like-liked. C) verb that ends with a y, change the y-ed, then i like worry-but if y is worried. I don't want to change, such as the play-at-ed played. D the final consonants) preceded by a consonant, add one to the end and then fill-ed, such as stop-stopped. 6 teachers to supervise students see signs on board programming guide. Best practices using the order (Sequence), which contains the first/then/after that/finally, students read sentences on Visual communication, with a label. Emphasize to students that the words underlined observation shows the sequence of actions, or steps. The teacher explains that in the various steps of how to make the lectures we use words that show sequence, so that the text reads the link.
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