Question

2. Look at this list of regular and irregular verbs. Which verb is the odd one out in each line? Why?Example: a) Play is the odd one out. It's regular.a) go - buy - win - playe) fall - stop - dry - wantb) read - watch - be - writef) ask - driveknow - givec) clean - get - look appearg) have - cry - do waked) sleep - take wear danceh) listenbecome - like love​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 play. it's regular verb

2 fall. it's irregular verb

3 watch. it's regular verb

4 ask. it's regular verb

5 get. it's irregular verb

6 cry. it's regular verb

7 dance. it's regular verb

8 become. it's irregular verb

Answer 2

Let's analyze each line of verbs to identify the odd one out and explain why:

a) go - buy - win - play

• Play is the odd one out because it is a regular verb, whereas the others are irregular. Regular verbs form their past tense and past participle by adding "-ed" to the base form (e.g., played), while irregular verbs have unique forms for their past tenses and past participles.

b) read - watch - be - write

• Be is the odd one out because it is an irregular verb. The others (read, watch, write) are regular verbs. Be has unique forms for its different tenses (e.g., am, is, was, were).

c) clean - get - look - appear

• Get is the odd one out because it is an irregular verb. The others (clean, look, appear) are regular verbs. Get has unique forms (got, gotten) for its past tenses and past participles.

d) have - cry - do - wake

• Have is the odd one out because it is an irregular verb. The others (cry, do, wake) are regular verbs. Have has unique forms (had) for its past tense and past participle.

e) sleep - take - wear - dance

• Take is the odd one out because it is an irregular verb. The others (sleep, wear, dance) are regular verbs. Take has unique forms (took, taken) for its past tenses and past participle.

f) ask - drive - know - give

• Know is the odd one out because it is an irregular verb. The others (ask, drive, give) are regular verbs. Know has unique forms (knew, known) for its past tenses and past participle.

g) listen - become - like - love

• Become is the odd one out because it is an irregular verb. The others (listen, like, love) are regular verbs. Become has unique forms (became, become) for its past tenses and past participle.

In each case, the odd one out is the verb that does not follow the regular pattern of forming the past tense and past participle, making it an irregular verb.