What are regular verbs?

Regular verbs follow specific conjugation rules.

For most regular verbs, you simply need to add “-ed” to the base verb (or just add “-d” if the verb already ends in “e”) to form both the past and past participle forms.

Some regular verbs change their spelling in other ways, such as doubling the final letter or replacing “-y” with “-ied,” but they still follow predictable patterns.