Irregular verbs ending with ought - English Grammar Lesson
Channel: Real English Fluency Now with Trisha and Hope
Date: 2017-11-02

In this English lesson I will review the past tense forms of irregular verbs that end with ought and aught.  

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*** English Lesson Notes / transcript:  ***

In today’s English lesson I you will learn the past tense of some
Irregular verbs that end with -ought and -aught

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Hello Real Fluency Friends! I’m Trisha and I’m here to teach you Real English used in Real Life so you can reach Real Fluency! Now!  

And today you will learn the past tense of some
irregular verbs that end with -ought and -aught

present         past
to buy           bought
to bring         brought
to think         thought
to seek          sought
to fight           fought

to catch         caught
to teach         taught

buy:
I always buy carrots at the grocery store.
Yesterday I bought carrots at the grocery store.

bring: 
I will bring a pencil.
I brought a pencil.  

think:
He thinks it will rain tomorrow.
He thought it would rain.

fight:
I don't like it when people fight.
She fought hard but still lost. 

catch:
Hope will catch the ball.
Hope caught the ball.

teach:
I will teach you English.
I taught you English yesterday.

Also:
daughter
drought

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