The past tenses of some verbs do not follow the patterns of regular verbs. To form the past tense, do not add ed or d. Instead, you must change the entire word.
Present Tense
Franklin gives her an orange.
The goose flies over the pond.
Marisa brings some games.
Beth thinks she got an A.
I write a letter to my grandma.
Past Tense
Franklin gave her an orange.
The goose flew over the pond.
Marisa brought some games.
Beth thought she got an A.
I wrote a letter to my grandma.
Present Tense
Franklin gives her an orange.
The goose flies over the pond.
Marisa brings some games.
Beth thinks she got an A.
I write a letter to my grandma.
Past Tense
Franklin gave her an orange.
The goose flew over the pond.
Marisa brought some games.
Beth thought she got an A.
I wrote a letter to my grandma.
