Irregular and Regular Verb List

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Which of the following is the past participle of the verb 'to drive'?

  • driving
  • drive
  • driven (correct)
  • drove

The past simple form of the verb 'to come' is 'comed'.

False (B)

What is the gerund form of the verb 'to feel'?

feeling

The past simple of 'to steal' is ________.

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Match the following verbs with their past participle forms:

<p>to give = given to meet = met to wear = worn to hide = hidden</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of the verb 'to creep'?

<p>to crawl (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The past participle of 'to try' is 'tryed'.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the past simple form of the verb 'to learn'?

<p>learnt/learned</p> Signup and view all the answers

The gerund form of 'to ask' is ____________.

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Match the verbs with their meanings:

<p>to answer = responder to climb = escalar/subir to push = empujar to repeat = repetir</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the simple past form of the regular verb 'to dress'?

<p>dressed (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the pronunciation rules, the '-ed' in 'asked' is pronounced as a separate syllable.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the past participle of 'to accept'?

<p>accepted</p> Signup and view all the answers

The past simple of 'to buy' is _______.

<p>bought</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each infinitive verb with its correct simple past form:

<p>to go = went to win = won to read = read to make = made</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the pronunciation rule for regular verbs, how is the '-ed' in 'rained' pronounced?

<p>/d/ (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The gerund of the verb 'to shut' is 'shuting'.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The past participle form of 'to hang' is _______.

<p>hung</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the verbs with their simple past form:

<p>to deal = dealt to swell = swelled to put = put to creep = crept</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Infinitive: To Come

To come, to arrive.

Infinitive: To Find

To locate or discover.

Infinitive: To Drive

To operate a vehicle.

Infinitive: To Feel

To experience emotions or sensations.

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Infinitive: To Hide

To conceal or keep out of sight.

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Infinitive: To Put

To place something.

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Infinitive: To Pay

To give something to receive payment.

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Infinitive: To Dress

To dress oneself.

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Infinitive: To Ask

To make an inquiry.

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Infinitive: To Try

To make an attempt.

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Infinitive: To Open

To make available.

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Infinitive: To Love

To have affection.

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Study Notes

  • This document is a verb list, separated into irregular and regular verbs

Irregular Verbs

  • List of irregular verbs with their infinitive, simple past, past participle, gerund, and meaning

  • Infinitive: to come; Simple Past: came; Past Participle: come; Gerund: coming; Meaning: venir

  • Infinitive: to find; Simple Past: found; Past Participle: found; Gerund: finding; Meaning: encontrar

  • Infinitive: to drive; Simple Past: drove; Past Participle: driven; Gerund: driving; Meaning: manejar

  • Infinitive: to feel; Simple Past: felt; Past Participle: felt; Gerund: feeling; Meaning: sentir

  • Infinitive: to hide; Simple Past: hid; Past Participle: hidden; Gerund: hiding; Meaning: esconder

  • Infinitive: to put; Simple Past: put; Past Participle: put; Gerund: putting; Meaning: poner

  • Infinitive: to pay; Simple Past: paid; Past Participle: paid; Gerund: paying; Meaning: pagar

  • Infinitive: to wear; Simple Past: wore; Past Participle: worn; Gerund: wearing; Meaning: llevar puesto

  • Infinitive: to meet; Simple Past: met; Past Participle: met; Gerund: meeting; Meaning: conocer

  • Infinitive: to give; Simple Past: gave; Past Participle: given; Gerund: giving; Meaning: dar

  • Infinitive: to swell; Simple Past: swelled; Past Participle: swollen; Gerund: swelling; Meaning: hinchar

  • Infinitive: to deal; Simple Past: dealt; Past Participle: dealt; Gerund: dealing; Meaning: lidiar con

  • Infinitive: to shut; Simple Past: shut; Past Participle: shut; Gerund: shutting; Meaning: cerrar

  • Infinitive: to hang; Simple Past: hung; Past Participle: hung; Gerund: hanging; Meaning: colgar

  • Infinitive: to stick; Simple Past: stuck; Past Participle: stuck; Gerund: sticking; Meaning: pegar algo en

  • Infinitive: to steal; Simple Past: stole; Past Participle: stolen; Gerund: stealing; Meaning: robar

  • Infinitive: to undo; Simple Past: undid; Past Participle: undone; Gerund: undoing; Meaning: deshacer

  • Infinitive: to make; Simple Past: made; Past Participle: made; Gerund: making; Meaning: hacer

  • Infinitive: to buy; Simple Past: bought; Past Participle: bought; Gerund: buying; Meaning: comprar

  • Infinitive: to go; Simple Past: went; Past Participle: gone; Gerund: going; Meaning: ir

  • Infinitive: to creep; Simple Past: crept; Past Participle: crept; Gerund: creeping; Meaning: arrastrarse

  • Infinitive: to spin; Simple Past: spun; Past Participle: spun; Gerund: spinning; Meaning: girar

  • Infinitive: to weep; Simple Past: wept; Past Participle: wept; Gerund: weeping; Meaning: llorar

  • Infinitive: to read; Simple Past: read; Past Participle: read; Gerund: reading; Meaning: leer

  • Infinitive: to win; Simple Past: won; Past Participle: won; Gerund: winning; Meaning: ganar

Regular Verbs

  • List of regular verbs with their infinitive, simple past, past participle, gerund, and meaning

  • Infinitive: to ask; Simple Past: asked; Past Participle: asked; Gerund: asking; Meaning: preguntar

  • Infinitive: to try; Simple Past: tried; Past Participle: tried; Gerund: trying; Meaning: intentar

  • Infinitive: to open; Simple Past: opened; Past Participle: opened; Gerund: opening; Meaning: abrir

  • Infinitive: to love; Simple Past: loved; Past Participle: loved; Gerund: loving; Meaning: amar

  • Infinitive: to dress; Simple Past: dressed; Past Participle: dressed; Gerund: dressing; Meaning: vestir

  • Infinitive: to dare; Simple Past: dared; Past Participle: dared; Gerund: daring; Meaning: atreverse

  • Infinitive: to rain; Simple Past: rained; Past Participle: rained; Gerund: raining; Meaning: llover

  • Infinitive: to fill; Simple Past: filled; Past Participle: filled; Gerund: filling; Meaning: llenar

  • Infinitive: to answer; Simple Past: answered; Past Participle: answered; Gerund: answering; Meaning: responder

  • Infinitive: to climb; Simple Past: climbed; Past Participle: climbed; Gerund: climbing; Meaning: escalar/subir

  • Infinitive: to push; Simple Past: pushed; Past Participle: pushed; Gerund: pushing; Meaning: empujar

  • Infinitive: to repeat; Simple Past: repeated; Past Participle: repeated; Gerund: repeating; Meaning: repetir

  • Infinitive: to accept; Simple Past: accepted; Past Participle: accepted; Gerund: accepting; Meaning: aceptar

  • Infinitive: to walk; Simple Past: walked; Past Participle: walked; Gerund: walking; Meaning: caminar

  • Infinitive: to learn; Simple Past: learnt/learned; Past Participle: learnt/learned; Gerund: learning; Meaning: aprender

Pronunciation for Regular Verbs

  • First rule: if the last sound of the simple form of the verb is a /t/ or /d/, "-ed" is pronounced /ɪd/ as a separate syllable
  • Second rule: if the last sound of the simple form of the verb is a /p/, /k/, /f/, /s/, /ss/, /x/, /sh/ or /ch/“-ed" is pronounced /t/, a separate syllable is not heard
  • Third rule: in all other cases, "-ed” is pronounced like a soft /d/

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