Unlike Irregular Verbs, Regular Verbs are in a certain order and are very easy to use. They usually end with the “ed” tag, so we can see that when we see the 2nd and 3rd states of these verbs, they are immediately organized.
Rules;
1. If the letter after the verb ends with “e”, “d” is added immediately after.
Examples;
arrive
arrived
arrived
2. If the verb ends with “quiet letter” and “y”, “y” falls and “iet” is added instead.
Examples;
carry
carried
carried
3. If the verb ends with “vowel” and “quiet letter”, the “quiet letter” is repeated and “ed” is followed.
Examples;
prefer
prefered
prefferred
Examples;
arrive
arrived
arrived
2. If the verb ends with “quiet letter” and “y”, “y” falls and “iet” is added instead.
Examples;
carry
carried
carried
3. If the verb ends with “vowel” and “quiet letter”, the “quiet letter” is repeated and “ed” is followed.
Examples;
prefer
prefered
prefferred
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