Regular verbs
1.The Simple Past and the Past Participle are formed by adding -ed to the infinitive.
to want
wanted (Simple Past)
wanted (Past Participle)
Irregular verbs
1.See the list of Common Irregular Verbs for their Simple Past and Past Participle forms
Ordinary verbs
1. These are all verbs, regular or irregular, that are not auxiliary or modal verbs.
2. They use the auxiliary verb 'do' to form the interrogative and negative.
Auxiliary verbs and Modal verbs.
be, do, have, will/shall, can/could, would, must, might, may, etc.(note: 'do' and 'have' can also function as ordinary verbs)
VERB FORMS:
Verb Forms Verb Form BE: Irregular Want : Regular Verb, Base Form be want Verb, 3rd person is wants Verb, Simple Past was wanted Verb, Past Participle been wanted Verb, Present Participle being wanting REGULAR VERBS IN THE SIMPLE PRESENT
Examples :
Verb To Ask To Want To Come I ask want come YOU ask want come HE, SHE, IT asks wants comes WE ask want come YOU ask want come THEY ask want come Third person singular (he, she, it): Simple Present
Regular verbs add -(e)s
he asks, she wants, he wishesExamples:
a.They ask for information.
AUXILIARY VERBS
b.She watches television.
c.I want a coffee.
d.He wants a mineral water.
e. He comes here every year.