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Why Students Have the Wrong Mental Approach to learning Irregular Verbs

Irregular verbs, or rather the learning of irregular verbs, cause anxiety to many language students, that can be countered by using a positive mental approach.This article provides a method for achieving the positive mental approach required to relieve students' stress.

Author: Daniel Major

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Why do language students have the wrong mindset about Irregular Verbs?
Irregular Verbs are more often than not the most difficult part of any language to learn, but why?
The common belief amongst language students of all languages is that irregular verbs do not follow patterns like the regular verbs, therefore making them very difficult to learn and master.
The truth is, that when it comes down to it, the problem lies with a student's often misguided concerns regarding the potential difficulty of learning the irregularity of a verb, the actual task is actually no more difficult than learning the conjugations of a regular verb.

Strange statement to make I know but look at it this way.....
In Spanish there are three 'regular' verb types, so called because they follow a regular set pattern. Each pattern relating to different verb endings,these endings are; -ar; -er; and -ir.
Now you've probably already learned or memorized the endings for each conjugation for each of these verb groups and have been told that you will have no option but to memorize each irregular verb as they are all different.

This is misleading!
Nearly all Irregular verbs follow formations that other irregular verbs copy therefore enabling them to be put into groups.
In my opinion if these 'irregular verbs' can be grouped they can and should be treated as regular verbs also.
Great! you are probably saying, I've now got more regular verb groups to learn!

But remember that I started this report by stating that the inherent fear students have is of the difficulty learning irregular verbs compared to regular verbs.
This simple declassification of irregular verbs into a regular type grouping should dismiss any anxieties once felt.

You should remember this...
Learning is a state of mind, believing something is difficult often leads to to it being just that, so you need to get the right mindset, think positive and your learning experience will mirror that belief and as a result your studies will become easier.

About Author

Daniel Major is a budding internet entrepreneur and an avid learner of the Spanish Language having recently relocated to Spain. He was previously a director of a successful employment business and has since moved on to a new challenge. His interests include learning Spanish, writing, getting a grasp on the whole melee that is the internet and his family. He enjoys playing Golf now as his body won't allow him to play football or rugby any more! He also enjoys learning about different cultures, in particular the Spanish culture; primarily because he loves wine and fiestas.
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Why Students Have the Wrong Mental Approach to learning Irregular Verbs