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There is no exact number of irregular verbs in the English language, as this can vary depending on the source and the criteria used to define irregularity. However, it is generally estimated that there are around 200-250 irregular verbs in English. These verbs do not follow the standard pattern of adding “-ed” to form their…
Mother’s Day is a special occasion dedicated to honoring and appreciating the love, care, and sacrifices that mothers make for their children. It’s a day to express gratitude and shower our moms with affection, reminding them of the important role they play in our lives. One way to teach children about the significance of Mother’s…
Easter worksheets can be a fun and engaging way to teach primary school children about the holiday, its traditions, and its cultural significance. These worksheets can be used to teach a variety of skills, including reading, writing, math, and even science. We have here for free download a set of easter worksheets that cover the…
Is there an English verb that is more useful than “to give”? It’s hard to say, but “give” is among the most commonly used, and among the first verbs that new learners first acquire. Not only is the word used a lot independently, but also as part of phrasal verbs such as “give up” and…
Take in the past tense can be a little tricky for students to learn as it does change form quite dramatically even for an irregular English verb. We have the full guide further below to help you understand these changes and the quite bite sized answer right below if you are just doing a quick check….
When we’re learning any language, we can broadly divide the major skills into four areas: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. This is something we can understand easily enough, but things get a lot more complicated when we start to think about which of these is the most important when learning English. Determining the most important…
Sink is a very versatile verb in English, and can be used to mean a number of different things. Broadly speaking, the word “sink” refers to the downward movement of something from a higher position to a lower one, and is very often associated with objects moving through water. The simple past tense of “sink”…
The verb “rise” refers to the action of something either getting up from a sitting position (or lying down, or kneeling), or simply moving from a lower position to a higher one. It is not to be confused with the verb “raise” which while holding similar meanings, refers more to the act of someone or…
The verb “wear” is an interesting one given how its multiple definitions seemingly have so little to do with each other. Broadly speaking, the word “wear” can be defined either as the act of having something on one’s body as an item of clothing or a related accessory, or as the action of damaging or…
The verb “think” is both common and useful in English, and is a good word to know for all ESL learners. The word typically means either to direct one’s mind toward something and form ideas about it, or alternatively to hold a particular opinion, view, or idea about something or someone. The past tense of…
