English Irregular Verbs List: A Comprehensive Guide
Irregular Verbs
1. REALLY Irregular Verbs
| INFINITIVE | PAST SIMPLE | PAST PARTICIPLE | PRESENT PARTICIPLE | TRANSLATION |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| be | was/ were | been | being | ser / estar |
| do | did | done | doing | fer |
| go | went | gone | going | anar |
2. Vowel Changes from “i” to “a” to “u”
| INFINITIVE | PAST SIMPLE | PAST PARTICIPLE | PRESENT PARTICIPLE | TRANSLATION |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| begin | began | begun | beginning | començar |
| drink | drank | drunk | drinking | beure |
| ring | rang | rung | ringing | trucar/ sonar |
| sing | sang | sung | singing | cantar |
| swim | swam | swum | swimming | nedar |
3. Past Simple and Past Participle Ending in -ought/-aught
| INFINITIVE | PAST SIMPLE | PAST |
|---|
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Irregular Verbs
Infinitive – Past Simple – Past Participle
B
be – was/were – been = être
bite – bit – bitten = mordre
break – broke – broken = casser
D
do – did – done = faire
drink – drank – drunk = boire
drive – drove – driven = conduire
E
eat – ate – eaten = manger
F
fly – flew – flown = voler
G
go – went – been/gone = aller
H
have – had – had = avoir
hold – held – held = tenir
M
make – made – made = faire
meet – met – met = rencontrer
R
ride – rode – ridden = monter, aller à
S
see – saw – seen = voir
speak – spoke
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Ans:
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