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Question		Answer
arise start learning		arose – arisen
awake start learning		awoke – awoken
bear start learning		bore – borne
beat start learning		beat – beaten (beat)
befall start learning		befell – befallen
begin start learning		began – begun
bet start learning		bet (betted) – bet (betted)
bid start learning		bid – bid
bite start learning		bit – bitten
bleed start learning		bled – bled
blow start learning		blew – blown
break start learning		broke – broken
breed start learning		bred – bred
broadcast start learning		broadcast – broadcast
browbeat start learning		browbeat –browbeaten/browbeat
burn start learning		burnt (burned) – burnt (burned)
burst start learning		burst – burst
bust start learning		bust (busted) – bust (busted)
cast start learning		cast – cast
choose start learning		chose – chosen
cling start learning		clung – clung
cost start learning		cost – cost
creep start learning		crept – crept
cut start learning		cut – cut
deal start learning		dealt – dealt
dig start learning		dug – dug
draw start learning		drew – drawn
dream start learning		dreamt (dreamed) – dreamt (dreamed)
drink start learning		drank – drunk
drive start learning		drove – driven
dwell start learning		dwelt (dwelled) – dwelt (dwelled)
eat start learning		ate – eaten
fall start learning		fell – fallen
feed start learning		fed – fed
feel start learning		felt – felt
fit start learning		fit (fitted) – fit (fitted)
fling start learning		flung – flung
fly start learning		flew – flown
forbid start learning		forbade – forbidden
forecast start learning		forecast – forecast
foresee start learning		foresaw – foreseen
forget start learning		forgot – forgotten
forgive start learning		forgave – forgiven
forsake start learning		forsook – forsaken
freeze start learning		froze – frozen
get start learning		got – gotten (got)
give start learning		gave – given
grow start learning		grew – grown
hide start learning		hid – hidden
hit start learning		hit – hit
hurt start learning		hurt – hurt
input start learning		input – input
insert start learning		insert – insert
interbreed start learning		interbred – interbred
interweave start learning		interwove – interwoven
keep start learning		kept – kept
kneel start learning		knelt (kneeled) – knelt (kneeled)
knit start learning		knit (knitted) – knit (knitted)
know start learning		knew – known
lead start learning		led – led
lean start learning		leant (learned) – leant (learned)
leap start learning		leapt (leaped) – leapt (leaped)
learn start learning		learnt (learned) – learnt (learned)
let start learning		let – let
lie start learning		lay – lain
mean start learning		meant – meant
meet start learning		met – met
mislead start learning		misled – misled
misread start learning		misread – misread
misspell start learning		misspelt (misspelled) – misspelt (misspelled)
mistake start learning		mistook – mistaken
outbid start learning		outbid – outbid
outgrow start learning		outgrew – outgrown
overcast start learning		overcast – overcast
overdraw start learning		overdrew – overdrawn
overeat start learning		overate – overeaten
overlie start learning		overlay – overlain
override start learning		overrode – overridden
oversee start learning		oversaw – overseen
oversleep start learning		overslept – overslept
overtake start learning		overtook – overtaken
overthrow start learning		overthrew – overthrown
partake start learning		partook – partaken
plead start learning		pled (pleaded) – pled (pleaded)
preset start learning		preset – preset
proofread start learning		proofread – proofread
prove start learning		proved – proven (proved)
put start learning		put – put
quit start learning		quit (quitted) – quit (quitted)
read start learning		read – read
recast start learning		recast – recast
reset start learning		reset – reset
rewrite start learning		rewrote – rewritten
rid start learning		rid – rid
ride start learning		rode – ridden
ring start learning		rang – rung
rise start learning		rose – risen
see start learning		saw – seen
set start learning		set – set
sew start learning		sewed – sewn (sewed)
shake start learning		shook – shaken
shear start learning		sheared – shorn (sheared)
shed start learning		shed – shed
shit start learning		shit (shat/shitted) – shit (shat/shitted)
show start learning		showed – shown (showed)
shrink start learning		shrank (shrunk) – shrunk
shut start learning		shut – shut
sing start learning		sang – sung
sit start learning		sat – sat
sleep start learning		slept – slept
sling start learning		slung – slung
slit start learning		slit – slit
smell start learning		smelt (smelled) – smelt (smelled)
speed start learning		sped (speeded) – sped (speeded)
spell start learning		spelt (spelled) – spelt (spelled)
spin start learning		spun – spun
spit start learning		spit (spat) – spit (spat)
split start learning		split – split
spoil start learning		spoilt (spoiled) – spoilt (spoiled)
spread start learning		spread – spread
spring start learning		sprung (sprang) – sprung
stick start learning		stuck – stuck
sting start learning		stung – stung
stink start learning		stunk (stank) – stunk
string start learning		strung – strung
sweep start learning		swept – swept
swim start learning		swam – swum
swing start learning		swung – swung
thrust start learning		thrust – thrust
upset start learning		upset – upset
wed start learning		wed (wedded) – wed (wedded)
weep start learning		wept – wept
wet start learning		wet (wetted) – wet (wetted)
wring start learning		wrung – wrung

Things you should know about verbs

Verbs are words that show actions and describe what does the subject do in a sentence. Learning English verbs is a great idea because they are the most important part of any sentence. Without a verb, a sentence doesn't make sense. For example: You every hour. Do you feel like something is missing? That's right! We need a verb here: You eat every hour. Makes more sense now? If you want to know how to recognize verbs in a sentence, it's not that difficult! Most verbs come after a pronoun or noun, just as in the previous example. There are also different types of verbs: action verbs, auxiliary verbs, transitive verbs, intransitive verbs, modal, irregular, stative verbs and of course, phrasal verbs.

What are irregular verbs?

A part of the English verbs need you to add ''-ed'' to form past simple, while there are irregular past tense verbs whose past simple and past participle forms differ. These irregular verbs do not take the normal patterns of spelling. The majority of the verbs of the irregular verbs list are not very commonly used. There are still some irregular verb examples that you should learn. We created this lesson to teach you some of the most important irregular verbs flashcards. These irregular verbs flashcards include the commonly used irregular verbs that will be very useful. Each of the irregular verbs flashcards will present you a verb along with its past simple and past participle form. Also, all of the irregular verbs flashcards include pictures to help you recognize and remember the verbs. Learn the most commonly used irregular verbs flashcards to form correct sentences in English. Enhance your English vocabulary with these irregular verbs flashcards!

What irregular verbs flashcards will you learn?

Here are some examples of the irregular verbs flashcards you will learn in this lesson:

1. beat - beat - beaten
2. deal - dealt - dealt
3. fall - fell - fallen
4. forget - forgot - forgotten
5. input - input - input

As you can see, many of the verbs from the irregular verbs flashcards have similar or identical forms in past simple and past participle. Want to learn more things besides the irregular verbs flashcards? We have many lessons and courses prepared! Master these irregular verbs flashcards and proceed to our interesting and professional English courses! Take a look at the English idioms course! We are sure it will help you develop your English language skills!

Irregular Verbs - English Grammar

Things you should know about verbs

What are irregular verbs?

What irregular verbs flashcards will you learn?

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