Weak Verbs in English

In English grammar, weak verbs are common but often misunderstood. Learning about weak verbs helps improve grammar and sentence construction, especially for those aiming to write clearly and accurately. What is a Weak Verb? A weak verb is a verb that makes its past tense and past participle by adding a regular ending, usually: “-ed” (e.g., walk → walked) “-d” (e.g., love → loved) “-t” (e.g., burn → burnt in British English) … Read more