Irregular Verbs: Patterns and Pronunciation Walkthrough

Section role: supports the formalization of student discoveries in the third lesson section while the teacher guides the class through categorizing irregular verbs and correcting '-ed' misconceptions. Slides: (1) Title — 'Mastering the Rebels: Irregular Verbs'; (2) Regular vs. Irregular — bullets: contrast played/played with go/went, explain the lack of the '-ed' suffix; (3) The Vowel Shift Group — bullets: 'i' to 'a' pattern with examples sit/sat, drink/drank, sing/sang; (4) The Completely Different Group — bullets: stems that change entirely like buy/bought, catch/caught, go/went; (5) Tricky Pronunciation — bullets: silent letters and vowel sounds in thought, caught, and brought; (6) Negative Sentences — bullets: introducing 'did not' plus the base form as the partner to past simple; (7) Interactive Check — bullets: 'What is the past of see and run?'; Closing slide: 'How will you check your verbs in the upcoming comic strip?' — hands control back to the teacher to transition into the individual agentic worksheet sprint.

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