Most students learn the common irregular verbs (go, went, gone) but students often make mistakes with some of the other verbs that they don’t realise / don’t remember are irregular.

For example I used to hear students often say:

My friend quitted his job.

The past tense of quit is quit. (Some textbooks teach that quitted is sometimes used in England, but it’s not very common and I’ve never heard a native speaker use it).

My friend quit his job.

Some other examples of common mistakes:

I catched the ball.

I caught the ball.

He teached the students how to use the computer.

He taught the students how to use the computer.

There’s a long list of irregular verbs at the English Page.

http://www.englishpage.com/irregularverbs/irregularverbs.html

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Most students learn the common irregular verbs (go, went, gone) but students often make mistakes with some of the other verbs that they don’t realise / don’t remember are irregular.

For example I used to hear students often say:

My friend quitted his job.

The past tense of quit is quit. (Some textbooks teach that quitted is sometimes used in England, but it’s not very common and I’ve never heard a native speaker use it).

My friend quit his job.

Some other examples of common mistakes:

I catched the ball.

I caught the ball.

He teached the students how to use the computer.

He taught the students how to use the computer.

There’s a long list of irregular verbs at the English Page.

http://www.englishpage.com/irregularverbs/irregularverbs.html

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Most students learn the common irregular verbs (go, went, gone) but students often make mistakes with some of the other verbs that they don’t realise / don’t remember are irregular.

For example I used to hear students often say:

My friend quitted his job.

The past tense of quit is quit. (Some textbooks teach that quitted is sometimes used in England, but it’s not very common and I’ve never heard a native speaker use it).

My friend quit his job.

Some other examples of common mistakes:

I catched the ball.

I caught the ball.

He teached the students how to use the computer.

He taught the students how to use the computer.

There’s a long list of irregular verbs at the English Page.

http://www.englishpage.com/irregularverbs/irregularverbs.html

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Most students learn the common irregular verbs (go, went, gone) but students often make mistakes with some of the other verbs that they don’t realise / don’t remember are irregular.

For example I used to hear students often say:

My friend quitted his job.

The past tense of quit is quit. (Some textbooks teach that quitted is sometimes used in England, but it’s not very common and I’ve never heard a native speaker use it).

My friend quit his job.

Some other examples of common mistakes:

I catched the ball.

I caught the ball.

He teached the students how to use the computer.

He taught the students how to use the computer.

There’s a long list of irregular verbs at the English Page.

http://www.englishpage.com/irregularverbs/irregularverbs.html

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