Avchent  +  82358 Sat, 19 Mar 05 03:51 PM Hello All! How can I remember irregular verbs? Is there some sort of song or poem for help to remember irregular verbs? Of course I can use common verbs such as "do have go" and others but I forget some verbs all time. I know about group of verbs 1) like: put - put -put 2) like: get - got - got 3) like: come - came - came 4) .... BUT I want to get a better method. It is possible? PS. I'm from Russia if it's important. Avchent Joined on Sat, Mar 19 2005 Russia, suburb of Moscow New Member 03 Best regards, Alexander Verbs

	maverick88  +  82384 Sat, 19 Mar 05 04:44 PM Your third should've been 3) come came come I am not familiar with any method of studying them except for just memorizing maverick88 Joined on Mon, Nov 22 2004 Israel Regular Member 695 An English learner

	pieanne  +  82386 Sat, 19 Mar 05 04:54 PM Hello, Avchent/Alexander, welcome to the Forums! I'm afraid I don't know about any singing or reciting method to learn the irregular verbs either... I had to learn them all by heart. But maybe you could start one! Many have a similar form in the simple past and the past participle (fought/fought - bought/bought - said/said and so on...) not to speak of set-set-set, put-put-put... You could begin with these... pieanne Joined on Thu, Jan 20 2005 South of France ...But I'm Belgian! Veteran Member 7,517 I'm glad to help, but I'm not a native! And please excuse my typos... Verbs, Simple Past

	Rom88  +  82410 Sat, 19 Mar 05 07:09 PM hi!!! Again...there isn't any method except reading alot..... once i had this teacher who devided the unregs to groups by logic and just gave us two weeks to memorize each group(for a quiz).. since then i know them by heart... if you have enough self-discipline you'll make it.... cheers!! Rom88 Joined on Sun, Mar 13 2005 New Member 08

	CalifJim  +  82486 Sun, 20 Mar 05 07:39 AM There must be something like that somewhere. Nevertheless, it seems that no one here knows of such a song or poem. It's time for you to make one up of your own, to the tune of "Moskovsky Vyechera"*, perhaps? CJ *"Mosow Evenings", once translated as "Midnight in Moscow" CalifJim Joined on Mon, Aug 2 2004 California Veteran Member 22,389 "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche