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In irregular verbs,what are the verbs change in the last consonant but not the vowel? can you please give me an example? and their definitions or uses? please.... this is my report can you help me?
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alhy said:
deal, dealt
But, please note, even though the vowel looks the same (i.e. deal, dealt), the vowel sound changes:
Present, deal (d[i:]l) => Past, dealt (d[E]lt)
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i: as in "ee" in see.
E as in "e" in bed.
If those are the forms you are looking for, try,
sleep, slept
dream, dreamt
keep, kept
Look for past tense verbs that end in "t".
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