irregular verbs (all commonly used verbs)
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arise/arose/arisen
The sun will arise in the morning.
awake/awoke/awoken
I usually awake at 7 AM every day.
be/was,were/been
I has been in Tyrkey once time
bear/bore/born
She will bear the weight of the backpack during the hike.
beat/beat/beaten
They beat the other team in the final match.
become/became/become
She wants to become a doctor when she grows up.
begin/began/begun
I will begin my new book tonight.
bend/bent/bent
The artist decided to bend the wire into a beautiful shape.
bet/bet/bet
I bet you can't finish that puzzle in under an hour.
bind/bound/bound
The gardener will bind the branches together to support the plant.
bite/bit/bitten
The dog will bite if it feels threatened.
bleed/bled/bled
The doctor said I might bleed a little after the surgery.
blow/blew/blown
The children love to blow bubbles in the park.
break/broke/broken
I accidentally broke my favorite toy.
breed/bred/bred
The farmer decided to breed cows for better milk production.
bring/brought/brought
I will bring my favorite book to school tomorrow.
build/biult/built
I wonna build a new house for my family
buy/bought/bought
I want to buy a new bicycle.
catch/caught/caught
I will catch the ball when you throw it.
choose/chose/chosen
I will choose a book to read tonight.
cling/clung/clung
The child likes to cling to his mother when he feels scared.
come/came/come
Can you come to my birthday party?
cost/cost/cost
The cost of the new video game is $60.
cut/cut/cut
I need to cut the paper to fit it in the frame.
deal/dealt/dealt
She will deal the cards for the game.
dig/dug/dug
The children love to dig in the sand at the beach.
do/did/done
I do my homework every day.
draw/drew/drawn
I love to draw animals in my sketchbook.
drink/drank/drunk
I like to drink water when I am thirsty.
drive/drove/driven
I love to drive my car on the weekends.
eat/ate/eaten
I eat an apple every day.
fall/fell/fallen
The child will fall if he doesn't hold on to the railing.
feed/fed/fed
I feed my dog every morning.
feel/felt/felt
I feel excited about the trip.
fight/fought/fought
They decided to fight for their rights.
find/found/found
I will find my book on the shelf.
flee/fled/fled
The animals had to flee the forest when the fire started.
fly/flew/flown
The birds fly high in the sky.
forbud/forbade/forbidden
I forbade you do it
forget/forgot/forgotten
I always forget my keys at home.
forgive/forgave/forgiven
I forgive my friend for forgetting my birthday.
freeze/froze/frozen
She froze in place when she heard the loud noise.
get/got/got
I will get a new bike for my birthday.
give/gave/given
I give my teacher my homework every week.
go/went/gone
I go to the library on weekends.
grow/grew/grown
I want to grow my own flowers in the backyard.
hang/hung/hung
Can you help me hang the new curtains in the living room?
have/had/had
I have a pet dog.
hear/heard/heard
I can hear the birds singing in the morning.
hide/hid/hidden
The children like to hide during the game of hide and seek.
hit/hit/hit
The baseball player hit the ball out of the park.
hold/held/held
hurt/hurt/hurt
I hurt my finger while cooking.
keep/kept/kept
I will keep your secret safe.
know/knew/known
I know how to ride a bike.
lay/laid/laid
I will lay the blanket on the grass for our picnic.
lead/led/led
She will lead the team in the project.
learn/learnt/learnt
I want to learn how to play the guitar.
leave/left/left
I will leave the house at 8 AM.
lend/lent/lent
I will lend you my favorite book for a week.
let/let/let
Let me help you with your homework.
lie/lay/lain
I like to lie on the grass and watch the clouds.
light/lit/lit
The sun provides light during the day.
shrink/shrank/shrunk
The sweater will shrink if you wash it in hot water.
shut/shut/shut
The teacher asked the students to shut their books.
sing/sang/sung
I love to sing in the shower.
sit/sat/sat
The dog likes to sit by the window.
sleep/slept/slept
I like to sleep early on weekdays.
slide/slid/slid
The children love to slide down the playground slide.
smell/smelt/smelt
I can smell the cookies baking in the oven.
speak/spoke/spoken
I love to speak with my family every day.
spell/spelt/spelt
Can you spell your name for me?
spend/spent/spent
I like to spend time with my friends after school.
spill/spilt/spilt
She spilled coffee on her shirt.
spin/spun/spun
The child loves to spin around in circles until he gets dizzy.
split/split/split
The teacher asked us to split into groups for the project.
spoil/spoilt/spoilt
The rain spoiled our picnic in the park.
spread/spread/spread
She likes to spread peanut butter on her toast every morning.
stand/stood/stood
I like to stand on the balcony and watch the sunset.
steal/stole/stolen
Yesterday, she stole my favorite book.
sting/stung/stung
The bee will sting if you get too close to its nest.
stink/stank/stunk
The garbage stinks in the summer heat.
strike/struck/struck
The boxer managed to strike his opponent with a powerful punch.
swear/swore/sworm
I swear I will finish my project on time.
sweep/swept/swept
She swept the leaves off the porch yesterday.
swell/swelled/swollen
The balloon began to swell as we filled it with air.
swim/swam/swum
I love to swim in the summer.
take/took/taken
I will take my lunch to school tomorrow.
teach/taught/taught
I love to teach children how to read.
tear/tore/torn
She had tears in her eyes.
tell/told/told
I will tell you a story.
think/thought/thought
I think we should go to the park today.
throw/threw/thrown
I will throw the ball to my friend.
understand/understood/understood
I understand the instructions clearly.
wake/woke/woken
I wake up early every morning.
wear/wore/worn
Yesterday, I wore my new shoes to the party.
win/won/won
I hope to win the race this weekend.
wind/wound/wound
The wind blew gently through the trees.
write/wrote/written
I love to write stories in my free time.
see/sow/seen
I see a bird in the tree.
lose/lost/lost
I always lose my keys when I am in a hurry.
make/made/made
I want to make a drawing for my friend.
mean/meant/meant
I didn't mean to hurt your feelings.
meet/met/met
I want to meet my new classmates on the first day of school.
pay/paid/paid
I need to pay my rent by the end of the month.
put/put/put
I will put the book on the shelf.
read/read/read
I love to read before going to bed.
ride/rode/ridden
I love to ride my bike in the park.
ring/rang/rung
The phone will ring if someone calls.
rise/rose/risen
The sun rises in the east every morning.
run/ran/run
I run every morning to stay healthy.
say/said/said
She said she would help me with my homework.
seek/sought/sought
I will seek help from my teacher if I don't understand the lesson.
sell/sold/sold
I want to sell my old bicycle.
send/sent/sent
I will send you the details tomorrow.
set/set/set
I will set the alarm for 7 AM.
shake/shook/shaken
I like to shake the juice before pouring it.
shine/shone/shone
The stars shine in the night sky.
shoot/shot/shot
He will shoot the basketball from the three-point line.
show/showed/shown
I will show you my new toy.
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