Existen una variedad de verbos que debemos aprender para poder avanzar en nuestro aprendizaje del idioma Ingles, estos verbos van a estar divididos en 3 tiempos:
>Present: presente
>Past: pasado
>Past participle: Pasado participio
Es muy importante que aprendamos los 3 tiempos del verbo para que mientras avancemos con nuestro aprendizaje en gramática, podamos utilizar los para poder formas oraciones más complejas en diferentes estructuras gramaticales y contextos.
También es importante recalcar que en Ingles vamos a tener "verbos regulares" y "verbos irregulares". Los verbos regulares son aquellos que siguen un patrón en los 3 tiempos, como ejemplo podemos poner al verbo "walk", en pasado se le va aumentar una "ed" = >walked y el su pasado participio también se le aumenta una "ed" >walked
Y vamos a tener los verbos irregulares que en la mayoría de casos va a cambiar toda la palabra para hablar en presente, pasado y pasado participio. Como ejemplo podemos ver el verbo "go" que en pasado va a ser "went" y su pasado participio será "gone"
O podemos tener verbos irregulares que van a mantener su estructura en los 3 tiempos, como en el caso de "hit"
A continuación te brindamos una lista de verbos que van a estar mesclados entre regulares e irregulares para que puedas estudiarlos en sus 3 tiempos y paulatinamente incrementar tu vocabulario relacionado a verbos
>Posdata: Mientras más verbos conozcas en sus 3 tiempos, mucho mejor
>Go/went/gone (ir)
>Present: go (goes)
I go to school fom monday to friday
>Past: went
She went to the supermarket yesterday
>Participle: gone
We have gone there before
>Work/worked/worked (trabajar)
>Present: work
I work at the supermarket
>Past: worked
They worked very hard yesterday
>Participle: worked
I've worked here since yesterday
>Have(has)/had/had (tener)
>Present: have (has)
I have a nice house
>Past: had
He had a nice house 2 years ago
>Participle: had
They've had a nice car a long time ago
>Play/played/played (jugar)
>Present: play
I play video games on the weekends
>Past: played
We played video games last night
>Participle: played
I've played that video game before
>Do(does)/did/done (hacer)
>Present: do(does)
he does my homework from monday to friday
>Past: did
They did their homework yesterday
>Participle: done
>I've done my homework already
>Eat/ate/eaten (comer)
>Present: eat
I eat a deliciuos hamburger every saturday night
>Past: ate
We ate a delicious hamburger last night
>Participle : eaten
>We've eaten in that restaurant before
>Need/needed/needed (necesitar)
>Present: need
I need a new job
>Past: needed
They needed money yesterday
>Participle: needed
We've needed that information before
>Take/took/taken (tomar)
>Present: take
I take a shower every other day
>Past: took
>She took the money on the table
>Participle: taken
>He has taken that medicine for a long time
>Walk/walked/walked (caminar)
>Present: walk
I walk to school every day
>Past: walked
I walked too much yesterday
>Participle: walked
She's walked a lot since yesterday
>Speak/spoke/spoken (hablar)
>Present: speak
I speak English very well
>Past: spoke
He spoke 2 languages
>Participle: spoken
>I've spoken germany, when i was in German
>Buy/bought/bought (comprar)
>Present: buy
I buy bread from the bakery every day
>Past: bought
She bought a new car 2 months ago
>Participle: bought
I've bought those products already
>Talk/talked/talked (Hablar, expresar ideas, conversar, comunicar)
>Present: Talk
He talks too much about the end of the world
>Past: Talked
They talked on the phone for over 2 hours
>Participle: Talked
I've talked to her many times
>See/saw/seen (ver)
>Present: see
I see a cute little cat on the table
>Past: saw
I saw a ghost in that house yesterday
>Participle: seen
I have seen them here many times
>Leave/left/left (dejar, partir)
>Present: leave
We leave this place right now
>Past: left
They left the hotel last night
>Participle: left
I've left that town years ago
>Try/tried/tried (Tratar)
>Present: Try
I try to do it every day
>Past: tried
We tried to open the door, but it's impossible
>Participle
He's tried to talk to her, but she hates him
