Irregular Verbs

Irregular verbs The problem of deciding between the past and the perfect does not arise in regular verbs, as the forms are the same for both. But it is not so with irregular verbs. Look at the sentences here: 1. He’s fell in the water. 2. Who done that? Are these sentences correct? If anyone speaks like that, it is clear that he has confused past tense with its past participle. In the first sentence, the past participle ‘fallen’ has to be used along with ‘has’ to make perfect tense. Or it should be ‘He fell in the water’. Correct the following sentences if wrong: They have began to work hard. He come home late yesterday. The boy drunk the milk. The bell rang. When they saw the police, the children run away. She has sang very well. The Titanic had sank in the ocean. He sprung into action when he saw his teacher. She swam the Suez Canal. Who has wrote that first?