Verbos irregulares en ingles: tabla visual A2

Language learning infographic titled "Irregular Verbs in English". VERB CONJUGATION TABLE archetype, designed for Spanish-speaking A2 learners, clean educational poster, Duolingo-friendly, photorealistic printed-paper classroom infographic with bright studio lighting, crisp white background, high-contrast academic palette, sharp typography, subtle bilingual cue text such as "verbos irregulares en inglés" in small supporting labels. Central table rendered clearly with columns: Present, Past, Past Participle, Meaning in Spanish, Example. Include rows for common irregular verbs: go — went — gone — ir — example: "go (ir) / went (fui) / gone (ido)"; see — saw — seen — ver — example: "see (ver) / saw (vi) / seen (visto)"; eat — ate — eaten — comer — example: "eat (comer) / ate (comí) / eaten (comido)"; make — made — made — hacer — example: "make (hacer) / made (hice) / made (hecho)"; take — took — taken — tomar / llevar — example: "take (tomar) / took (tomé) / taken (tomado)". Each cell shows the original-language verb form plus English translation support for learners, and where helpful a simple phonetic hint in English-friendly style, e.g. "gone (gon)", "saw (saw)", "took (tuk)". Add small icon-supported examples beside each row: walking arrow for go, eye for see, fork and plate for eat, hammer or wrench for make, hand carrying object for take. Modern academic layout, realistic paper texture, neat spacing, highly legible headings, subtle colored row separators, no logos or brand marks. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no watermarks Linguistically accurate spelling and diacritics in BOTH the taught language and the label language. No cultural stereotyping. Tasteful imagery.