Para formar el pretrito de los verbos regulares en ingls, generalmente se agrega ed al verbo: complain, complained (quejarse); clean, cleaned

(limpiar). Sin embargo hay algunas excepciones: A los verbos regulares que terminan en vocal + y, se les aade ed: play, played (jugar) enjoy, enjoyed (disfrutar) A los verbos regulares que terminan en consonante + y, se le cambia la -y por una -i y se les aade ed: cry, cried (llorar); study, studied (estudiar). Cuando un verbo regular termina en -e, se le agrega slo la d. Arrive, arrived (llegar); smile, smiled (sonrer). A los verbos regulares de una sola slaba que terminen en consonante precedida por una vocal, se les agrega la misma consonante final antes de aadir ed: beg, begged (rogar); sin, sinned (pecar). Sin embargo, no sucede lo mismo con los verbos de una sola slaba con dos vocales: tie, tied (amarrar). Cuando un verbo regular termina en consonante de ms de una slaba y el acento tnico recae en la ltima slaba, se le tiene que aadir la misma consonante de la ltima slaba: reGRET, regreTTed (arrepentirse); comPEL, compeLLed (obligar). Pero no as con los verbos terminados en consonante de ms de una slaba cuando el acento tnico recae en la penltima slaba: LISten, listened (escuchar); TRAvel, traveled (viajar) que slo se le agrega ed. Los verbos irregualres se forman de muy diversas maneras, por lo que no existe ninguna regla. Hay ocasiones en que el pretrito es diferente, por ejemplo, begin, began (comenzar), pero otros son idnticos: cut, cut (cortar), por consiguiente, no queda otra opcin ms que memorizarlos. Te doy el enlace con los verbos irregulares ms comunes en ingls con el infinitivo, pretrito, participio, gerundio y el infinitivo en espaol. http://www2.udec.cl/~alualem/ingles/lvi. Y aqu tienes una con los verbos regulares: INFINITIVO PRETRITO PARTICIPIO GERUNDIO INFINITIVO EN ESPAOL TO ACCEPT ACCEPTED ACCEPTED ACCEPTING ACEPTAR TO ANSWER ANSWERED ANSWERED ANSWERING CONTESTAR TO ARRIVE ARRIVED ARRIVED ARRIVING LLEGAR TO ASK ASKED ASKED ASKING PREGUNTAR TO BELONG BELONGED BELONGED BELONGING PERTENECER TO CLEAN CLEANED CLEANED CLEANING LIMPIAR TO CLOSE CLOSED CLOSED CLOSING CERRAR TO CONSIDER CONSIDERED CONSIDERED CONSIDERING CONSIDERAR TO COOK COOKED COOKED COOKING COCINAR TO COUNT COUNTED COUNTED COUNTING CONTAR TO CHANGE CHANGED CHANGED CHANGING CAMBIAR TO DANCE DANCED DANCED DANCING BAILAR TO DARE DARED DARED DARING ATREVERSE TO DATE DATED DATED DATING CITAR TO DELIVER DELIVERED DELIVERED DELIVERING ENTREGAR TO ENJOY ENJOYED ENJOYED ENJOYING GOZAR TO ERASE ERASED ERASED ERASING BORRAR TO EXPECT EXPECTED EXPECTED EXPECTING ESPERAR

TO FILL FILLED FILLED FILLING LLENAR TO HELP HELPED HELPED HELPING AYUDAR TO HOPE HOPED HOPED HOPING ESPERAR TO HURRY HURRIED HURRIED HURRYING APRESURARSE TO INTEND INTENDED INTENDED INTENDING INTENTAR TO JUMP JUMPED JUMPED JUMPING SALTAR TO LEARN LEARNED LEARNED LEARNING APRENDER TO LIKE LIKED LIKED LIKING GUSTAR TO LISTEN LISTENED LISTENED LISTENING ESCUCHAR TO LOOK LOOKED LOOKED LOOKING MIRAR TO LOVE LOVED LOVED LOVING AMAR TO MISS MISSED MISSED MISSING EXTRAAR TO NAME NAMED NAMED NAMING NOMBRAR TO NEED NEEDED NEEDED NEEDING NECESITAR TO OPEN OPENED OPENED OPENING ABRIR TO ORDER ORDERED ORDERED ORDERING ORDENAR TO PLAN PLANNED PLANNED PLANNING PLANEAR TO PLANT PLANTED PLANTED PLANTING PLANTAR TO PLAY PLAYED PLAYED PLAYING JUGAR TO PRACTICE PRACTICED PRACTICED PRACTICING PRACTICAR TO PUSH PUSHED PUSHED PUSHING EMPUJAR TO RAIN RAINED RAINED RAINING LLOVER TO REMEMBER REMEMBERED REMEMBERED REMEMBERING RECORDAR TO RENT RENTED RENTED RENTING RENTAR TO REPEAT REPEATED REPEATED REPEATING REPETIR TO RESIST RESISTED RESISTED RESISTING RESISTIR TO SHOW SHOWED SHOWED SHOWING MOSTRAR TO SMOKE SMOKED SMOKED SMOKING FUMAR TO START STARTED STARTED STARTING EMPEZAR TO STAY STAYED STAYED STAYING PERMANECER TO STOP STOPPED STOPPED STOPPING DETENER TO STUDY STUDIED STUDIED STUDYING ESTUDIAR TO TALK TALKED TALKED TALKING HABLAR TO WAIT WAITED WAITED WAITING ESPERAR TO WALK WALKED WALKED WALKING CAMINAR TO WANT WANTED WANTED WANTING QUERER TO WASH WASHED WASHED WASHING LAVAR TO WISH WISHED WISHED WISHING DESEAR

No. INFINITIVO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 amaze answer appear arrive ask be become begin believe break buy call can check choose circle clean climb come complete cook copy correct dance decide dive do donate draw dress drive eat express fall feel find finish follow forget get get ready get tired get up give go guess happen hate

GERUNDIO amazing answering appearing arriving asking being becoming beginning believing breaking buying calling --checking choosing cirling cleaning climbing coming completing cooking copying correcting dancing deciding diving doing donating drawing dressing driving eating expressing falling feeling finding finishing following forgetting getting getting ready getting tired getting up giving going guessing hapening hating

PASADO SIMPLE amazed answered appeared arrived asked was/were became began believed broke bought called could checked chose circled cleaned climbed came completed cooked copied corrected danced decided dove, dived did donated drew dressed drove ate expressed fell felt found finished followed forgot got got ready got tired got up gave went guessed happened hated

PARTICIPIO PASADO amazed answered appeared arrived asked been become begun believed broken bought called --checked chosen circled cleaned climbed come completed cooked copied corrected danced decided dived done donated drawn dressed driven eaten expressed fallen felt found finished followed fogotten gotten gotten ready gotten tired gotten up given gone guessed happened hated

ESPAOL asombrar contestar aparecer llegar (usar con at, in) preguntar, pedir ser, estar llegar a ser, convertirse en empezar creer romper comprar llamar poder, varbo auxiliar verificar elegir rodear, circular limpiar subir, escalar venir completar cocinar copiar corregir bailar decidir zambullirse, bucear hacer, verbo auxiliar donar dibujar vestir conducir, guiar comer expresar caer sentir encontrar terminar seguir olvidar conseguir, obtener prepararse cansarse levantarse dar ir conjeturar, adivinar, suponer suceder odiar

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have have fun hear help imagine introduce jump know laugh learn learn by heart leave let like link listen live look look back loose lose love make match may meet need notice organize own perform plan play practice prepare prove put quit read relax remember repeat ride run save say scream search

having having fun hearing helping imagining introducing jumping knowing laughing learning learning by heart leaving letting liking linking listening living looking looking back loosing losing loving making matching --meeting needing noticing organizing owning performing planning playing practicing preparing proving putting quitting reading relaxing remembering repeating riding running saving saying screaming searching

had had fun heard helped imagined introduced jumped knew laughed learned

had had fun heard helped imagined introduced jumped known laughed learned

haber, tener divertirse or ayudar imaginar introducir, presentar saltar saber, conocer rer aprender aprender de memoria salir de, olvidar, dejar, abandonar permitir, dejar gustar, desear, querer unir, conectar escuchar vivir mirar, buscar recordar el pasado aflojar, soltar perder amar hacer corresponder a, hacer juego con poder (pedir permiso, posibilidad) , verbo aux. conocer, citar necesitar darse cuenta de organizar tener, poseer ejecutar, funcionar, actuar planear, proyectar jugar,tocar (un instrumento musical) practicar, ejercitarse en preparar (se) demostrar poner, meter abandonar, dejar, salir de leer relajar(se) recordar, acordarse de repetir montar correr salvar, ahorrar decir gritar buscar

learned by heart learned by heart left let liked linked listened lived looked looked back loosed lost loved made matched might met needed noticed organized owned performed planned played practiced prepared proved put quit read relaxed remembered repeated rode ran saved said screamed searched left let liked linked listened lived looked looked back loosed lost loved made matched --met needed noticed organized owned performed planned played practiced prepared proved put quit read relaxed remembered repeated ridden run saved said screamed searched

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see sell share show sit ski smile speak spend stand start

seeing selling sharing showing sitting skiing smiling speaking spending standing starting staying studying surfing surprising swimming talking telling thinking tiring am/is/are born travelling trying underlining understanding using visiting walking wanting watching wearing winning working worrying writing

saw sold shared showed sat skied smiled spoke spent stood started stayed studied surfed surprised swam talked told thought tired was/were born travelled tried underlined understood used visited walked wanted watched wore won worked worried wrote

seen sold shared showed, shown sat skied smiled spoken spent stood started stayed studied surfed surprised swum talked told thought tired been born travelled tried underlined understood used visited walked wanted watched worn won worked worried written

108 stay 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 study surf surprise swim talk tell think tire to be born travel try underline understand use visit walk want watch wear win work worry write

ver vender compartir mostrar, demostrar, exponer sentarse esquiar sonrer hablar gastar estar o ponerse de pie comenzar quedarse, alojarse, detenerse, esperar, durar estudiar hacer surfing sorprender nadar platicar, hablar relatar, comunicar, revelar pensar cansar(se), aburrir(se) nacer viajar intentar subrayar entender usar, utilizar visitar caminar, andar querer, desear observar vestir, deteriorar ganar, triunfar trabajar preocuparse escribir