TOP 25 Irregular Verbs in English You Must Know

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What you will learn in this video 💡
In this video, we'll cover the top 25 irregular verbs you must know to speak English fluently. We'll go through each verb, highlighting its forms and providing examples to help you understand how to use them correctly in various contexts.
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Chapters 🧭
00:00 - Intro
00:48 - Chapter 1
05:29 - Chapter 2
12:04 - Chapter 3
17:37 - Chapter 4
22:23 - Chapter 5
29:12 - Chapter 6
31:57 - How to memorize them properly

[@DidierJarrige]

Hello James ! It was super lesson !

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

Thanks a lot!

[@mamadoubah1536]

I think it going to add one on my grammar, thank so much!

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

You're welcome!

[@sabrinamilleville2659]

Hi James. I know all these verbs but this video is a really good reminder. Thank you.

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

My pleasure!

[@michellelagrange8791]

Hi James!

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

Hey!

[@francoiseponcet]

Hello James , thank you for this lesson .
But , in the 16 th sentence , why did you write " she has gotten better at playing piano " and not at playing THE piano ?

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

Either are correct!!