Mrs. Jennings' classes' webpage: Irregular verbs (present)
Irregular verbs (present)
Regular verbs follow the pattern for the endings, but irregular verbs are different. They may take a different ending, or look different all together. In English, for example, "to go" is an irregular verb. I can say "I go" but when I use it in the past it's "I went," so "go" becomes "went" a completely different looking word.

The irregular verbs in the present are on the first page of your review packet. They include verbs like: poner, estar, ir, ser, querer, poder, poner, etc.

Here is an example:

Estar
Estoy Estamos
Estás Estáis
Está Están
Posted by Johanna Jennings on Sep 24, 2009 at 12:37 AM to Grammar.