Which of the following statements about irregular verbs is correct? a. to form the past tense, an irregular verb needs a –d or –ed. b. the rules about irregular verbs are simple and easy to learn. c. each irregular verb is preceded by the word "to." d. to change tenses, an irregular verb has to change its spelling.

The correct answer should be A) To form the past tense, an irregular verb needs a -d or -ed. *Below are two images to help u with this topic, I take no credit for them I just found it off google.

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