Common Irregular Verbs Quiz

Study Notes

Irregular Verbs

Irregular verbs are verbs that do not follow the typical conjugation patterns in their different tenses.
Their past tense and past participle forms are not predictable from the present form.
Mastering irregular verbs is crucial for understanding and using English effectively. Learning the specific forms is essential.
A core skill in language acquisition is the identification and memorisation of irregular verb forms.
They appear frequently in both spoken and written English.
Examples of irregular verbs are important to learn.

Common Irregular Verbs

Be: present tense forms: am, is, are; past tense: was, were; past participle: been
Have: present tense: have, has; past tense: had; past participle: had
Do: present tense: do, does; past tense: did; past participle: done
Go: present tense: go; past tense: went; past participle: gone
See: present tense: see; past tense: saw; past participle: seen
Say: present tense: say; past tense: said; past participle: said
Take: present tense: take; past tense: took; past participle: taken
Bring: present tense: bring; past tense: brought; past participle: brought
Break: present tense: break; past tense: broke; past participle: broken
Choose: present tense: choose; past tense: chose; past participle: chosen
Come: present tense: come; past tense: came; past participle: come
Feel: present tense: feel; past tense: felt; past participle: felt
Get: present tense: get; past tense: got; past participle: gotten/got
Give: present tense: give; past tense: gave; past participle: given
Know: present tense: know; past tense: knew; past participle: known
Make: present tense: make; past tense: made; past participle: made
Run: present tense: run; past tense: ran; past participle: run
Say: present tense: say; past tense: said; past participle: said
Tell: present tense: tell; past tense: told; past participle: told
Think: present tense: think; past tense: thought; past participle: thought
Write: present tense: write; past tense: wrote; past participle: written
Find: present tense: find; past tense: found; past participle: found

Strategies for Learning

Create flashcards: write the verb in the present tense, past tense, and past participle on each card.
Use a variety of learning resources: textbook, online exercises, and language learning apps.
Practice regularly: use the verbs in sentences to reinforce learning.
Focus on the specific patterns within each tense and look for any similarities.
Create sentences using each irregular verb in different grammatical contexts.
Make lists of frequent irregular verbs.
Try to group related verbs together in your memorization.
Engage in discussions to use the verbs naturally.
Review regularly and revisit those verbs you struggle with.

Description

Test your knowledge of common irregular verbs in English. This quiz will help you master their conjugation patterns, including present, past, and past participle forms. Understanding these verbs is essential for effective communication in English.