A regular verb is a verb that forms its past tense and past participle by adding -ed, -d, or -ied to its base form. These verbs follow consistent and predictable patterns when conjugated.
Structure:
- Base Form + -ed/-d/-ied
- Used in simple past tense and past participle.
Examples:
Play → Played
- Nepali: खेल्नु → खेलेको
- Romanized: Khelnu → Kheleko
- Sentence:
- English: I played football yesterday.
- Nepali: मैले हिजो फुटबल खेलेँ।
- Romanized: Maile hijo football khelein.
- Work → Worked
- Nepali: काम गर्नु → काम गर्यो
- Romanized: Kaam garnu → Kaam garyo
- Sentence:
- English: He worked hard.
- Nepali: ऊ धेरै मिहिनेतले काम गर्यो।
- Romanized: U dherai mihinetle kaam garyo.
- Talk → Talked
- Nepali: कुरा गर्नु → कुरा गर्यो
- Romanized: Kura garnu → Kura garyo
- Sentence:
- English: She talked to her friend.
- Nepali: उसले आफ्ना साथीसँग कुरा गरिन्।
- Romanized: Usle aafnaa saathi sanga kura garin.
- Study → Studied
- Nepali: अध्ययन गर्नु → अध्ययन गर्यो
- Romanized: Adhyayan garnu → Adhyayan garyo
- Sentence:
- English: They studied all night.
- Nepali: उनीहरूले रातभरि अध्ययन गरे।
- Romanized: Uniharu le raatbhari adhyayan gare.
- Clean → Cleaned
- Nepali: सफा गर्नु → सफा गर्यो
- Romanized: Safa garnu → Safa garyo
- Sentence:
- English: We cleaned the house.
- Nepali: हामीले घर सफा गर्यौं।
- Romanized: Haamile ghar safa garyau.
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