TEST YOUR ENGLISH! Irregular Past Participles

10/10!
Thanks Teacher Gill.
You teach me great lesson every time on Engvid.
You taught me history of British monarchy last week.
You have taught me really useful grammar lesson again.

Ye Yint Aung

Thanks so much Gill!!
It was a very useful lesson to refresh the importance of the irregular verbs in English.
By the way, I only knew one pronunciation of “ate”, which is the one pronounced as the number eight, but I didn´t know about the other one.
Thanks again and cheers from Spain ;)

knopfler86

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/it/pronuncia/inglese/ate

byte

Thnk u so much teacher Gill
You thought me very usefull lesson

Moogleh007

Thanks Gill, this lesson was great, I got 10/10..it’s very easy..

marcos alexandre

Thank u

thisGhada

In the question 10 the answer is “seeing” but in lesson was teach see/saw and seen! Please what’s correct?

Ricardo Schubert

Hi Ricardo! The correct answer to the test’s question #10 is “seen” not “seeing”. She taught correctly in the video.

Marcelo

I got 10 out of 10. It seems to me very interested , because tenses make me very confuse.

Muhammad Abbas

very interesting, very confused

Ludwig

I just overlooked brought and bought. Thank you. That was awesome!

Thubten

I got 10/10.Great lesson and excellent exercise.
Thanks,Mrs.Gill.

zigmund

Thank you very much, Gill. You are a great teacher.

Júlio César L Sousa

Thanks teacher Gill!we,in my house in Brazil, love your classes!

Joeverson

Some of these sentences sound me a little bit strange.
As I know, when we use time marker (today, yesterday, last, on in) we use simple past tense and not the present perfect time. This tense is used when the time is not exactly specified (just, ever, already, never, yet). Am I right?

emo53

Hi emo53 — thanks for your question. I’m not sure which one of those two tenses you mean in your final sentence, but with just, ever, etc we often use present perfect, eg ‘I have just cleaned the kitchen’, ‘Have you ever met a famous person?’, ‘I have already had lunch’, ‘He has never driven a car’ etc. I hope this helps to clarify :-)

Gill

10/10. Thanks a lot Gill, I love your lessons!

Rute070

Hi teacher Gill, I like so much your lessons, you’re my favourite teacher. I have a question: I would like to know if the present perfect is a common tense in spoken language. Thank you and bye for now :-)

violettapiccola

hi Violetta — thank you for your kind words :-) Yes, present perfect is used all the time in spoken English, so it’s a good one to practise! All the best with your studies.

Gill

Thanks a lot, teacher Gill.

violettapiccola

Thanks for all explanations!!

Estebansantg

Thank you, Gill! Great lesson!

JJulian

It has been a good revision of the Irregular Verbs in general because there are some of them not so easier to remember and difficult to enunciate like brought, taught, bought and so on. The participles are sometimes the problem because how I know when to use learned or learnt and forgot or forgotten but we can learn a little more of Irregular Verbs in English with revision although there are more Irregular Verbs to learn. Thanks a lot, teacher Gill, a very entertained and amusing lesson about this topic of Irregular Verbs.

angardiobel

Thanks Gill! I like your lessons very much!

Kotat

Hi Gill! I’d like to point out the difficulty I have with the correct pronunciation of “thought”, past of “think”, and “taught”, past of “teach”. They seem the same to me. :(

Marcelo

My doubt is the same !

William Neto

Hello Marcelo,
It seems to be the same pronunciation, but they have a huge difference. “Thought is pronounced like the word “só”, but with the tong between your teeth, like “sóti”. The word “Taught” you say “tóti”. I wish I could help you.

Adriano Martins Péres

Olá Adriano! Hi Adriano!
Yes, it sure helped me! Thanks! :)

Marcelo

Thank you very much for lesson.

Saifullah67

10\10 thank you!

marikiko

Thank teacher Gill. Your classes are clear
Bye for now :)

Virginia D.

Hi Gill! Good to hear from you again.

I liked the way you organized your class presentation.
Excellent review of irregular verb forms.

Pronunciation is also a bit of a problem with these verb forms,but how you dealt with it -in the video-was just great, killing two birds with one single stone.

Phenomenal! Thanks for sharing your valuable teaching experience with us Gill. I really love your video-lessons lessons.

P.S. No computer, no e-mail, no social networkings; that’s still very common among many people. But that’s something we need to learn how to bear with it.

Regino

I have learned a lot from you! Thank you so much!

Adriano Martins Péres

Very good.Thanks

zigmund

〝You got 10 correct out of 10.〞
Thank you teacher Gill.

JimmyKung

Thank you so much
very good teacher *-*

Hadeel Shurbaji

Hi Gill. Yesterday I was thinking that to learn English with you was difficult, but today I think
that is very easy. May God bless you for all these lessons that you teach to us. Bye Domenico frome Latina Italy near Rome

dfantauzzi769

Hi Gill
I usually having problem with irregular verb, but not any more after watching this lesson

hietham96

I have done all right, thank you Gill.

dodik

I’m very curious to check all lessons here,I’m new member and I think I will spend much time checking this website , I want to thank all people that participated in launching a site like this ang big thanks to Gill I came here cause of you I just watched some videos on YouTube and they were very useful to me

Saintjanyasha

i have learn from you again :)

nungwake

Gill, your lessons sounds very easy but very helpful to understand.I am always confuse about had+vpp, has/have +vpp, when to use it how to use it? can you please make a lesson for it?

Yan Song

I got 10 out of 10 without watching the video

yasser Daoud

8/10 i’m humble :D

mfpinheiro

Thank you… I got a 90%

Sparkie7006

Thank Gill!!! Your lesson is very important for students.

alenkalbv

Tkanks Gill. I love your teach.

ivaneide

I’ve liked very much of your lessons teacher Gill, you speak slowly and clearly.Thank you!

Neuma

Dear Gill,

Thank you very much for the lesson, it was great.

Eyasucotm

skilled teacher. thank you.

bosh

Thank you very much.

This lesson is very helpful.

You are a great teacher.

Thank you a lot.

Mahmoud, Egypt

Ellshahed

That was very good lesson. I did it very happily…..
Thank You Ms Gill

Roshan Senawirathne

Nice lesson, thanks a lot

Turk182

even i loved your teaching that in my class exa i got full marks

alishba.asad

thanks. That was very useful

Ximita

10/10 ☺ Great lesson Gill. Thank you so much.

Annie

thank you very much I can say I have learned a lot today in class

jhonnyrico

HI! there.:) Did you meant to say, ” Thank you, so much for the lesson Gill.
Today, I finally can say that I have learned a lot from you”.

Marty,

fox4you2012

thanks Gill, its very useful

Marc abbas

Hi Gill, its useful.Thanks.

smd.mousavi

Thank you teacher Gill.

Success10

Thanks Gill, 80/100

saud.gonzalez

Thanks for the lesson.

Rayander

thank you for the great lesson, teacher.

kedidenhatun

befor i didnt know well about this irregular past participles but now really iam happy for this lesson today thank you so much teacher

kamilia87

I got ten marks (;

Hamoodisaddi

Did you meant to say, ” I got 10 right, or correct! ”

Marty,

fox4you2012

thank teacher Jill for the great lesson.

chalermsri

Thank you, Gill! :)

barbarannepomuceno

thank you Gill

antonio.Z

Thanks teacher!!

I’ve remembered irregular verbs. I’m in a good level. Allways is important to remember!!

Gafin

thanks teacher! very good English lesson

Sergio Murilo Lopes

I think it’s a very difficult subjet. But you are so wonderful teAcher, you make it so simple that I have scored 100 %. Thank you so much my dear Gill

Sally Brazilian Student

Thanks Gill for your lesson. You are a great teacher and surenly you love teaching.Don’t you? I beg your pardon for the mistakes. My english is no yet strong.

mlg03066

Thanks a lot it was really really useful lesson almost three tenses in one present simple past simple and present perfect thanks again dear Gill

preemy

Hahahaha,so happy to get 10/10,YES!!!

lylalu

10/10 !
It’s always interesting to do revisions…
Thanks !!!

Courgeron

10/10 !
Thanks a lot, Gill. I love your lessons.

leticianayara

Hi Gill, Thanks a lot for lesson.

mohammadzadeh

Did you meant to say, ” Hi! Gill. Thanks, for the amazing lesson”.

Marty…..;)

fox4you2012

Hey,
Thank you …. it was very esy :) I mean …. quiz

Daro1975

Thank you very much teacher Gill

Sofain

How helpful and useful explanation!
I will use it with my pupils.

Tsiranikabadze

Hi Gill thank you for your great lesson.
I want to sayfor example: I have had this book for many years?

Iasha

Thank you Gill, great lesson

bobmasa

OMG (I got 10/10)
I have a lot to learn, you guys are the best >.<

Gabriel2233

thank you teacher.I learned a lot today

aury bailon

Thank you!!!! :)

Christian Ark

I got 10 out of 10 :)

Jennie Omolon

You got 10 correct out of 10.
:D

zorro007

really helpful lesson <3

Mada Magicano

I got 10 correct out of 10 :)

Thank you so much Gill, I felt like I was at school for 25 minutes :))

I understand you when you explained the lesson, that’s very very important for me. You are wonderful teacher :*

laurajenyx

Thank you Gill

Samar70

It was a very good review. Many thanks, Gill!

Eduardo França

Dear: Gill,
Thanks, for the wonderful lesson; therefore, you are one of the best teachers online. You are funny, kind, and explain things very clearly for us to learn from you. Keep up the fabulous work!

Marty,

fox4you2012

By the way, I got 10/10 correct!

Marty,

fox4you2012

I got 10/10. I am very happy to test my self with this Quiz.

Mustafa,

MustafaAden

9/10 I have made a mistake. Thank you dear Gill

Sally Brazilian Student

Thank you Gill!

Sandrissima

Thank you Gill.

Alex-1956

great job teacher

rangana sandaruwan

Thx for your lesson Gill, it is the great lesson!
In this sentence: “Yesterday, my girlfriend drank beer and she got drunk!” I know drunk is a Past Participle so, in this sentence, I guess it is Adjective right, Gill? First time I thought drunk is only Past Participle but after I check on Oxford Dic Online I know “drunk” is Adjective too! LOL!

SherlyYT

9/10
Thanks for the video

StephRD

Thank you teacher for the video

Ahmed Elnour123

very easy

al willis

Thanks, teacher Gill
question:- only in the present perfect tense past participle is used?

Dharmendra Prasad

7/10 – disappointment

xtremedranzer

Thank you Jale for this great lesson. I have learned a lot today. So useful and beneficial. I am just wondering in which way we might use had; like had told you, like had called you or I had brought. Shall I use the word had for all past tenses or not?
Looking forward to hear from you soon.

Reza Bokneh

Thank you very much, your the best teacher!

Rey Maria

10/10 ten is the my first record. Thank you for teaching us.

daiyrbek

Thanks a lot Mrs. Gill.

Alex-1956

Thank you for this good revision.

beernaard

I get 90. thanks teacher

Arwan Sapari

I have got 10/10

davykoua

thanks for clarity of concept.

sania sajjad

thank you very much, very helpfull revision.

Maidaelena61

10/10 great result

walidmahbani

Gill is my first and best lesson with Irregular Past Partuciles
It’s very nice to watch such lessons
Thank you very much for a great lesson
lovely woman :*

@Joanna@

Thank you Gill.

ciupaga

10/10 You’re best one. I love your Youtube Channel, and love your accent. Thank you! Gill

fhaner

7/10 it’s more complicated than I thought :s, the next time I will better! Thank you Gill :)

Mati Vald

10/10!! I’m so happy because since a time ago I don’t practice my english and just took a look to your videos for remember my knowledge in this topic. Thank you so much!!!!! You are the best :D