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    Irregular Verbs List

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    This document contains a table listing the irregular verbs in English, along with their past simple and past participle forms. There are over 100 irregular verbs listed alphabetically from bear to write. Notes are included explaining that some verbs can be both regular and irregular and distinguishing the American and British forms of certain verbs.

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    This document contains a table listing the irregular verbs in English, along with their past simple and past participle forms. There are over 100 irregular verbs listed alphabetically from bear to write. Notes are included explaining that some verbs can be both regular and irregular and distinguishing the American and British forms of certain verbs.

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    This document contains a table listing the irregular verbs in English, along with their past simple and past participle forms. There are over 100 irregular verbs listed alphabetically from bear to write. Notes are included explaining that some verbs can be both regular and irregular and distinguishing the American and British forms of certain verbs.

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    The irregular verbs in a table

    past
    infinitive simple past
    participle

    be was/were been

    bear bore borne/born

    beat beat beaten

    become became become

    begin began begun

    bend bent bent

    bet* bet bet

    bid bid, bade bid, bidden

    bind bound bound

    bite bit bitten

    bleed bled bled

    blow blew blown

    break broke broken

    breed bred bred

    bring brought brought

    broadcast broadcast broadcast

    build built built

    burn*** burnt burnt

    burst burst burst

    bust* bust bust

    buy bought bought

    cast cast cast

    catch caught caught


    past
    infinitive simple past
    participle

    choose chose chosen

    cling clung clung

    come came come

    cost cost cost

    creep crept crept

    cut cut cut

    deal dealt dealt

    dig dug dug

    dive dived/dove dived

    do did done

    draw drew drawn

    dream*** dreamt dreamt

    drink drank drunk

    drive drove driven

    eat ate eaten

    fall fell fallen

    feed fed fed

    feel felt felt

    fight fought fought

    find found found

    flee fled fled

    fling flung flung

    fly flew flown

    forbid forbade forbidden


    past
    infinitive simple past
    participle

    forecast* forecast forecast

    forget forgot forgotten

    forsake forsook forsaken

    freeze froze frozen

    get got got, gotten

    give gave given

    grind ground ground

    go went gone

    grow grew grown

    hang hung hung

    have had had

    hear heard heard

    hide hid hidden

    hit hit hit

    hold held held

    hurt hurt hurt

    keep kept kept

    know knew known

    lay laid laid

    lead led led

    learn*** learnt learnt

    leave left left

    lend lent lent

    let let let


    past
    infinitive simple past
    participle

    lie** lay lain

    light* lit lit

    lose lost lost

    make made made

    mean meant meant

    meet met met

    pay paid paid

    prove* proved proven

    put put put

    quit* quit quit

    read read read

    rid rid rid

    ride rode ridden

    ring rang rung

    rise rose risen

    run ran run

    saw*** sawed sawed/sawn

    say said said

    see saw seen

    seek sought sought

    sell sold sold

    send sent sent

    set set set

    sew* sewed sewn


    past
    infinitive simple past
    participle

    shake shook shaken

    shear* sheared shorn

    shed shed shed

    shine shone shone

    shoot shot shot

    show* showed shown

    shut shut shut

    sing sang sung

    sink sank sunk

    sit sat sat

    slay slew slain

    sleep slept slept

    slide slid slid

    sling slung slung

    slink slunk slunk

    slit slit slit

    sow sowed sown

    speak spoke spoken

    speed* sped sped

    spend spent spent

    spin spun spun

    spit spat, spit spat, spit

    split split split

    spread spread spread


    past
    infinitive simple past
    participle

    spring sprang sprung

    stand stood stood

    steal stole stolen

    stick stuck stuck

    sting stung stung

    stink stank, stunk stunk

    stride strode stridden

    strike struck struck

    string strung strung

    strive strove striven

    swear swore sworn

    sweep swept swept

    swell* swelled swollen

    swim swam swum

    swing swung swung

    take took taken

    teach taught taught

    tear tore torn

    tell told told

    think thought thought

    thrive* throve thrived

    throw threw thrown

    thrust thrust thrust

    tread trod trodden, trod


    past
    infinitive simple past
    participle

    understand understood understood

    wake* woke woken

    wear wore worn

    weave wove woven

    weep wept wept

    wet* wet wet

    win won won

    wind wound wound

    wring wrung wrung

    write wrote written

    * regular form (+ -ed) also possible

    Note: The words can, may and must are Modals.

    ** The verb lie in the meaning of not to tell the truth is a regular verb.

    *** The following verbs use the standard past and participle forms (-ed) in American English.

    • burn
    • dream

    • learn

    • saw

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