Workbook 1 covers 25 of the most common irregular verbs. Each verb covers two pages and examples are in the past and present tense only. Students choose the correct form of the verb on one page and on the other page create their own simple sentences using a subject first and a predicate after the printed verb they have just studied. Then, they create their own sentences using one form of the verb in each sentence.

Workbook 2 covers 25 of the most common irregular verbs. Each verb covers two pages and examples are in the past and present tense only. Students choose the correct form of the verb on one page and on the other page create their own simple sentences using a subject first and a predicate after the printed verb they have just studied. Then, they create their own sentences using one form of the verb in each sentence.

Workbook 3 covers 25 of the most common irregular verbs. Each verb covers two pages and examples are in the past and present tense only. Students choose the correct form of the verb on one page and on the other page create their own simple sentences using a subject first and a predicate after the printed verb they have just studied. Then, they create their own sentences using one form of the verb in each sentence.

Workbook 4 covers 25 of the most common irregular verbs. Each verb covers two pages and examples are in the past and present tense only. Students choose the correct form of the verb on one page and on the other page create their own simple sentences using a subject first and a predicate after the printed verb they have just studied. Then, they create their own sentences using one form of the verb in each sentence.

Workbooks 1-4 cover 100 of the most common irregular verbs. Each verb covers two pages and examples are in the past and present tense only. Students choose the correct form of the verb on one page and on the other page create their own simple sentences using a subject first and a predicate after the printed verb they have just studied. Then, they create their own sentences using one form of the verb in each sentence.