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Which verb does not follow the pattern of having identical past simple and past participle forms?
Which verb does not follow the pattern of having identical past simple and past participle forms?
- Bring
- Buy
- Begin (correct)
- Build
Which of the following verbs has two acceptable past participle forms?
Which of the following verbs has two acceptable past participle forms?
- Dwell (correct)
- Drink
- Drive
- Eat
Which verb changes its vowel sound in the past simple but maintains the vowel sound from the base form in its past participle?
Which verb changes its vowel sound in the past simple but maintains the vowel sound from the base form in its past participle?
- Steal (correct)
- Swing
- Speak
- Swim
Which of these verbs has a past simple form that is identical to another verb's base form?
Which of these verbs has a past simple form that is identical to another verb's base form?
Which of these verbs has a past simple form that ends in the same '-ew' sound/spelling as 'blew'?
Which of these verbs has a past simple form that ends in the same '-ew' sound/spelling as 'blew'?
Identify the verb that does not follow a consistent vowel change pattern from base form to past simple and past participle.
Identify the verb that does not follow a consistent vowel change pattern from base form to past simple and past participle.
Select the verb whose past simple conjugation involves a change in both the vowel and the addition of a consonant.
Select the verb whose past simple conjugation involves a change in both the vowel and the addition of a consonant.
Which verb has an alternative past participle form that is less commonly used in modern English?
Which verb has an alternative past participle form that is less commonly used in modern English?
Which verb form shares its spelling with a noun that describes an action or event?
Which verb form shares its spelling with a noun that describes an action or event?
Among the provided verbs, which one does not alter its base form when conjugated into the past simple tense through the addition of a suffix (such as -ed, -d, -t)?
Among the provided verbs, which one does not alter its base form when conjugated into the past simple tense through the addition of a suffix (such as -ed, -d, -t)?
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Abide
Abide
To respect or conform to.
Arise
Arise
To come into existence; to happen or occur.
Awake
Awake
To stop sleeping; wake up.
Bear
Bear
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Beat
Beat
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Become
Become
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Begin
Begin
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Bend
Bend
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Bet
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Bid
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Study Notes
English Irregular Verbs
- Irregular verbs are listed alphabetically
- There are four columns: base form, past simple (prétérit), past participle, translation
List of verbs and their forms
- Abide, abode, abode: to respect, conform to
- Arise, arose, arisen: to happen, occur
- Awake, awoke, awoken: to wake up
- Be, was/were, been: to be
- Bear, bore, borne/born: to carry, support, give birth
- Beat, beat, beaten: to strike
- Become, became, become: to become
- Beget, begat/begot, begotten: to father
- Begin, began, begun: to start
- Bend, bent, bent: to curve, flex
- Bet, bet, bet: to wager
- Bid, bid/bade, bid/bidden: to offer
- Bite, bit, bitten: to puncture with teeth
- Bleed, bled, bled: to lose blood
- Blow, blew, blown: to expel air, inflate
- Break, broke, broken: to shatter, separate
- Breed, bred, bred: to raise (animals)
- Bring, brought, brought: to carry
- Broadcast, broadcast, broadcast: to transmit
- Build, built, built: to construct
- Burn, burnt/burned, burnt/burned: to be consumed by fire
- Burst, burst, burst: to explode
- Buy, bought, bought: to purchase
- Can, could, could: to be able to
- Cast, cast, cast: to throw, fling; distribute (roles)
- Catch, caught, caught: to seize
- Chide, chid/chode, chid/chidden: to scold
- Choose, chose, chosen: to select
- Cling, clung, clung: to adhere
- Clothe, clad/clothed, clad/clothed: to dress
- Come, came, come: to approach
- Cost, cost, cost: to have a price
- Creep, crept, crept: to crawl
- Cut, cut, cut: to divide with a sharp object
- Deal, dealt, dealt: to distribute
- Dig, dug, dug: excavate
- Dive, dived, dived/dove: to plunge into water
- Do, did, done: to perform, act
- Draw, drew, drawn: to sketch, pull
- Dream, dreamt/dreamed, dreamt/dreamed: to experience images during sleep
- Drink, drank, drunk: to ingest liquid
- Drive, drove, driven: to operate a vehicle
- Dwell, dwelt, dwelt/dwelled: to reside
- Eat, ate, eaten: to consume food
- Fall, fell, fallen: to descend
- Feed, fed, fed: to nourish
- Feel, felt, felt: to experience sensations
- Fight, fought, fought: to combat
- Find, found, found: to discover
- Flee, fled, fled: to run away
- Fling, flung, flung: to throw forcefully
- Fly, flew, flown: to move through the air
- Forbid, forbade, forbidden: to prohibit
- Forecast, forecast, forecast: to predict
- Foresee, foresaw, foreseen: to anticipate
- Forget, forgot, forgotten/forgot: to not remember
- Forgive, forgave, forgiven: to pardon
- Forsake, forsook, forsaken: to abandon
- Freeze, froze, frozen: to turn to ice
- Get, got, gotten/got: to obtain
- Give, gave, given: to offer
- Go, went, gone: to move, travel
- Grind, ground, ground: to crush, oppress
- Grow, grew, grown: to get bigger
- Hang, hung, hung: to suspend
- Have, had, had: to possess
- Hear, heard, heard: to perceive sound
- Hide, hid, hidden: to conceal
- Hit, hit, hit: to strike
- Hold, held, held: to grasp
- Hurt, hurt, hurt: to cause pain
- Keep, kept, kept: to retain
- Kneel, knelt/knelled, knelt/kneeled: to position the knees on the ground
- Know, knew, known: to have knowledge of
- Lay, laid, laid: to place horizontally
- Lead, led, led: to guide
- Lean, leant/leaned, leant/leaned: to incline
- Leap, leapt/leaped, leapt/leaped: to jump
- Learn, learnt, learnt: to acquire knowledge
- Leave, left, left: to depart from
- Lend, lent, lent: to give something temporarily
- Let, let, let: to allow
- Lie, lay, lain: to recline
- Light, lit/lighted, lit/lighted: to illuminate
- Lose, lost, lost: to misplace
- Make, made, made: to create
- Mean, meant, meant: to signify
- Meet, met, met: to encounter
- Mow, mowed, mowed/mown: to cut grass
- Offset, offset, offset: to counteract
- Overcome, overcame, overcome: to defeat
- Partake, partook, partaken: to participate
- Pay, paid, paid: to give money
- Plead, pled/pleaded, pled/pleaded: to appeal, beg
- Preset, preset, preset: to set in advance
- prove, proved, proven/proved: to demonstrate
- Put, put, put: to place
- Quit, quit, quit: to stop
- Read, read, read: to look at and understand written content
- Relay, relayed, relayed: to pass on information
- Rend, rent, rent: to tear
- Rid, rid, rid: to remove, get rid of
- Ride, rode, ridden: to sit on and control a horse, bicycle, etc.
- Ring, rang, rung: to make a sound with a bell
- Rise, rose, risen: to get up
- Run, ran, run: to move quickly on foot
- Saw, saw, sawed/sawn/sawed: to cut with a saw
- Say, said, said: to speak
- See, saw, seen: to perceive with the eyes
- Seek, sought, sought: to look for
- Sell, sold, sold: to exchange for money
- Send, sent, sent: to dispatch
- Set, set, set: to place, arrange
- Shake, shook, shaken: to move rapidly back and forth
- Shed, shed, shed: to lose, discard
- Shine, shone, shone: to emit light
- Shoe, shod, shod: to fit with shoes
- Shoot, shot, shot: to fire a projectile
- Show, showed, shown: to display
- Shut, shut, shut: to close
- Sing, sang, sung: to produce musical sounds with the voice
- Sink, sank/sunk, sunk/sunken: to submerge
- Sit, sat, sat: to rest the body on a seat
- Slay, slew, slain: to kill
- Sleep, slept, slept: to rest in a state of unconsciousness
- Slide, slid, slid: to move smoothly along a surface
- Slink, slunk/slinked, slunk/slinked: to move stealthily
- Slit, slit, slit: to make a long, narrow cut
- Smell, smelt, smelt: to detect an odor
- Sow, sowed, sown/sowed: to scatter seeds
- Speak, spoke, spoken: to talk
- Speed, sped, sped: to move quickly
- Spell, spelt, spelt: to form words with letters
- Spend, spent, spent: to expend resources
- Spill, spilt/spilled, spilt/spilled: to cause liquid to flow unintentionally
- Spin, spun, spun: to rotate quickly
- Spit, spat/spit, spat/spit: to eject saliva
- Split, split, split: to divide
- Spoil, spoilt, spoilt: to ruin
- Spread, spread, spread: to distribute over an area
- Spring, sprang, sprung: to jump up, originate
- Stand, stood, stood: to be upright
- Steal, stole, stolen: to take without permission
- Stick, stuck, stuck: to adhere
- Sting, stung, stung: to Pierce with a sharp point
- Stink, stank, stunk: to emit a bad smell
- Strew, strewed, strewn/strewed: to scatter
- Strike, struck, stricken/struck: to hit
- Strive, strove, striven: to make an effort
- Swear, swore, sworn: to make a solemn promise
- Sweat, sweat/sweated, sweat/sweated: to perspire
- Sweep, swept, swept: to clean with a broom
- Swell, swelled, swollen: to increase in size
- Swim, swam, swum: to move through water
- Swing, swung, swung: to move back and forth
- Take, took, taken: to seize
- Teach, taught, taught: to give instruction
- Tear, tore, torn: to rip
- Tell, told, told: to narrate
- Think, thought, thought: to use the mind
- Thrive, throve/thrived, thriven/thrived: to prosper
- Throw, threw, thrown: to propel through the air
- Thrust, thrust, thrust: to push forcefully
- Tread, trod, trodden: to step on
- Typeset, typeset, typeset: to arrange type for printing
- Undergo, underwent, undergone: to experience
- Understand, understood, understood: to comprehend
- Wake, woke, woken: to awaken
- Wear, wore, worn: to have something on the body
- Weep, wept, wept: to cry
- Wet, wet/wetted, wet/wetted: to moisten
- Win, won, won: to achieve victory
- Wind, wound, wound: to turn, wrap
- Withdraw, withdrew, withdrawn: to retract
- Wring, wrung, wrung: to twist
- Write, wrote, written: to form words with letters
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