Learn English with Gill · engVid | English Grammar & Spelling: VERBS with 2 PAST TENSES @engvidGill | Uploaded September 2019 | Updated October 2024, 3 minutes ago.
In this lesson, I'll give you ten examples of verbs that have two different spellings in the past tense. You may know that there are differences between British and American English. But did you know that some verbs can have different spellings depending on the kind of English you write? For example, you can write "spelled" for the past tense of "spell", but you can also write "spelt". Both are correct, but one is used more in British English, and the other is used more in American English. Some of the pronunciations are also different, so I'll be explaining that, too. By the end of the lesson, you will know which spelling to use when and how to pronounce the verbs. Be sure to complete the quiz at engvid.com/verbs-with-2-past-tenses after watching. For more help on pronouncing these verbs, watch Adam's lesson here: engvid.com/how-to-say-ed-endings-in-english
In this lesson, I'll give you ten examples of verbs that have two different spellings in the past tense. You may know that there are differences between British and American English. But did you know that some verbs can have different spellings depending on the kind of English you write? For example, you can write "spelled" for the past tense of "spell", but you can also write "spelt". Both are correct, but one is used more in British English, and the other is used more in American English. Some of the pronunciations are also different, so I'll be explaining that, too. By the end of the lesson, you will know which spelling to use when and how to pronounce the verbs. Be sure to complete the quiz at engvid.com/verbs-with-2-past-tenses after watching. For more help on pronouncing these verbs, watch Adam's lesson here: engvid.com/how-to-say-ed-endings-in-english
