Irregular verbs

I think it is easier for students to learn and remember the verbs if they have to look for the one they are trying to use, instead of having all of them in the same page

Irregular Plurals Card Game

New way to practice irregular plural nouns - you know, those words that in their plural form don't have an s or es on the end. 

What better way than a card game?

Before we got playful, we read Brain P. Cleary's Feet and Puppies, Thieves and Guppies: What are Irregular Plurals? 

 

Wacky illustrations combine with a whimsical rhyming explanation of the wacky inconsistencies of the English language.

Five cards were dealt to each of us. The rest of the cards were laid face down and scrambled around in a messy pile. The game is played like "Go Fish."

Players take turns asking their opponent(s) if they have the singular or plural form of the cards in their hand, until they have a match. If the opponent provides the card, the player gets to ask again, until they are told "I don't have that card" and must draw a card from the pile in the middle.

When a player runs out of cards, the game is over. Whoever has the most matches is the winner.

See more at:

https://vk.com/english.stepbystep

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Infinitive – Simple Past – Past Participle

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This post was produced to be inserted in FEO eBook 1 e-lesson 3E (Simple Past) and eBook 2 e-lesson 3C (Present Perfect).