Irregular verbs THROW & CATCH - Low Intermediate English for KIDS and ADULTS

Can I throw this to you?

How about a Frisbee now?

The verb THROW has three forms:

throw - threw - thrown.

Alex, can you say those again, please?

Sure. Throw - threw - thrown.

Okay. Now let's practice spelling.

Spell "throw."

Spell "threw."

Spell "thrown."

What's more fun to throw? A football or a Frisbee?

Well, Alex and I enjoy throwing a Frisbee.

Let's practice making more sentences with the verb THROW.

Can you complete my sentences?

Let's show them the three forms, Alex,

so they can choose.

Do you like to play Frisbee? Here. Catch!

I can throw a Frisbee.

I can catch a Frisbee.

Good example. Now let's say the forms of CATCH.

Natasha can have a turn.

The verb CATCH has two forms:

catch and caught.

Can you say those with me again?

Sure.

catch - caught

Are you ready to spell them with me? - Okay.

Spell "catch."

Now spell "caught."

We have a big Frisbee.

It's fun to throw and catch.

Well, we don't always catch it.

Look. My mom caught it.

Let's review these two forms again.

catch - caught

Thanks, Natasha.

Now, Alex, can you give some practice sentences? - All right.

Can you finish my sentences?

Remember the forms are:

catch - caught

throw - threw - thrown

You can also throw and catch a yo-yo.

Bye!