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Irregular Verbs Explorer

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Irregular verbs

by Sandra Montiel
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Introduction to Irregular Verbs

Irregular verbs do not follow the usual -ed ending in the past tense. They change forms in surprising ways that you must memorize.

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Base Form and Past Simple

Many irregulars pair a unique past simple form with their base form. Examples include gowent and havehad.

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Past Participle

Irregular verbs also have special past participle forms used with have/has/had in perfect tenses, like gone and had.

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Common Irregulars – 1

Examples: bewas/were, breakbroke, bringbrought.

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Common Irregulars – 2

More examples: buybought, catchcaught, eatate.

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Common Irregulars – 3

Additional pairs: drinkdrank, drivedrove, feelfelt.

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Common Irregulars – 4

And more: findfound, givegave, knowknew.

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Practice Tip

Create flashcards for the base, past simple, and past participle forms.

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Usage in Sentences

To practice, write: Today I went to the store. I have brought my receipt. Focus on correct tense and agreement.

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