VerbesNiveau d’anglais A1
Irregular verbs
Les verbes anglais les plus fréquents changent de forme au lieu de prendre -ed : leurs V2 et V3 s’apprennent par cœur.
Règle
Les verbes réguliers forment V2/V3 avec -ed. Les irréguliers changent de forme (go — went — gone) ou gardent la même aux trois (put — put — put).
Le V2 construit le Past Simple ;
le V3 construit le Present Perfect.
Astuce
Apprends-les par trois, à voix haute — le rythme aide : go-went-gone, see-saw-seen. Une référence complète t’attend sur la page des verbes irréguliers, regroupée selon le modèle que chacun suit.
Structure
| Les trois différentes | V1 - V2 - V3 | go - went - gone · see - saw - seeneat - ate - eaten · take - took - takenwrite - wrote - written · speak - spoke - spoken |
|---|---|---|
| V2 = V3 | past forms match | have - had - had · make - made - madesay - said - said · buy - bought - boughtteach - taught - taught · find - found - found |
| Les trois identiques | one form for all three | put - put - putcut - cut - cutcost - cost - cost |
| Piège : V1 = V3 | the middle one changes | come - came - comerun - ran - runbecome - became - become |
Remarques
- V2 → Past Simple: She went home.
- V3 → Present Perfect: She has gone home.
Exercices
The verb see: see - mot manquant - seen.
I have mot manquant my homework.