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100 Most Common English Verbs List. This is a list of the 100 most common verbs in English. If you are learning English it would be useful to learn these popular verbs first. Click though to see full conjugation tables of each verb. Irregular verb forms are in red. 140 rows  Irregular Verbs List. Each entry includes the base or bare infinitive first, followed by the. Irregular verbs are verbs which do not follow normal rules for conjugation. For example, the irregular verb be has several unique forms ( I am, you are, he is ) which are quite different from regular verbs such as cook ( I cook, you cook, he cooks ).

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The application 'Color Verbs' provides a list of 200 irregular verbs of the English language. Each verb contains examples (e.g. definitions, sentences, pictures, audio pronunciation and phonetic transcriptions). There is a possibility to highlight the verbs that you consider as more difficult, which means that you can identify them easily later on.
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Do you know all past forms of English irregular verbs? ColorVerbs will help you to learn, review, and refresh your knowledge about the past forms of English irregular verbs.
The only way to learn irregular verbs is to memorize them. And the best way to do it is through spelling practice. You need to type the proper forms for the given irregular verb. If you make a mistake on a tested verb - you will need to spell it correctly again.
*Note that some verbs can form Simple Past and Past Participles in two ways (example: learn - learnt/learned - learnt/learned). Make sure to type your answer exactly as it is given in preview (example: learn - learnt - learnt).
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- Definitions, sentences, pictures and phonetic transcriptions for each irregular verb
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Irregular Verbs List! What are irregular past tense verbs? Learn irregular verb definition and useful list of irregular verbs in English with ESL printable worksheets.

The English language has a large number of irregular verbs.

What are Irregular Verbs?

In the English language, most verbs (regular verbs) are turned into the past tense by adding ‘-ed’ to the end of a base form of the verb.

Regular verb examples:

  • Cook → Cooked
  • Walk → Walked
  • Talk → Talked
  • Finish → Finished

Irregular verbs (or irregular past tense verbs) are common verbs in English that do not follow the simple system of adding “d” or “ed” to the end of the word to form the past tense (the past simple and/or the past participle)

Irregular Verb Lists

Irregular verbs examples:

  • Do – did – done
  • Draw – drew – drawn
  • Drink – drank – drunk

Irregular Verbs List

Alphabetical list of irregular verbs in the English language.

  • Arise – arose – arisen
  • Awake – awoke – awoken
  • Be – was/ were – been
  • Bear – bore – born(e)
  • Beat – beat – beaten
  • Become – became – become
  • Begin – began – begun
  • Bend – bent – bent
  • Bet – bet – bet
  • 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/burned – burnt/burned
  • Burst – burst – burst
  • Buy – bought – bought
  • Catch – caught – caught
  • Choose – chose – chosen
  • Cling – clung – clung
  • Come – came – come
  • Cost – cost – cost
  • Creep – crept – crept
  • Cut – cut – cut
  • Deal – dealt – dealt
  • Dig- dug – dug
  • Do – did – done
  • Draw – drew – drawn
  • Dream – dreamt/dreamed – dreamt/dreamed
  • Drink – drank – drunk
  • Drive – drove – driven
  • Eat – ate – eaten
  • Fall – fell – fallen
  • Feed – fed – fed
  • Feel – felt – felt
  • Fight – fought – fought
  • Find – found – found
  • Fly – flew – flown
  • Forbid – forbade – forbidden
  • Forget – forgot – forgotten
  • Forgive – forgave – forgiven
  • Freeze – froze – frozen
  • Get – got – got
  • Give – gave – given
  • Go – went – gone
  • Grind – ground – ground
  • 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
  • Kneel – knelt – knelt
  • Know – knew – known
  • Lay – laid – laid
  • Lead – led – led
  • Lean – leant/ leaned – leant/ leaned
  • Learn – learnt/ learned – learnt/ learned
  • Leave – left – left
  • Lent – lent – lent
  • Lie (in bed) – lay – lain
  • Lie (not to tell the truth) – lied – lied
  • Light – lit/ lighted – lit/ lighted
  • Lose – lost – lost
  • Make – made – made
  • Mean – meant – meant
  • Meet – met – met
  • Overtake – overtook – overtaken
  • Pay – paid – paid
  • Put – put – put
  • Read – read – read
  • Ride – rode – ridden
  • Ring – rang – rung
  • Rise – rose – risen
  • Run – ran – run
  • Saw – sawed – sawn/ sawed
  • Say – said – said
  • See – sawed – seen
  • Sell – sold – sold
  • Send – sent – sent
  • Set – set – set
  • Sew – sewed – sewn/ sewed
  • Shake – shook – shaken
  • Shed – shed – shed
  • Shine – shone – shone
  • Shoot – shot – shot
  • Show – showed – shown
  • Shrink – shrank – shrunk
  • Shut – shut – shut
  • Sing – sang – sung
  • Sink – sank – sunk
  • Sit – sat – sat
  • Sleep – slept – slept
  • Slide – slid – slid
  • Smell – smelt – smelt
  • Sow – sowed – sown/ sowed
  • Speak – spoke – spoken
  • Spell – spelt/ spelled spelt/ spelled
  • Spend – spent – spent
  • Spill – spilt/ spilled – spilt/ spilled
  • Spit – spat – spat
  • Spread – spread – spread
  • Stand – stood – stood
  • Steal – stole – stolen
  • Stick – stuck – stuck
  • Sting – stung – stung
  • Stink – stank – stunk
  • Strike – struck – struck
  • Swear – swore – sworn
  • Sweep – swept – swept
  • Swell – swelled – swollen/ swelled
  • Swim – swam – swum
  • Swing – swung – swung
  • Take – took – taken
  • Teach – taught – taught
  • Tear – tore – torn
  • Tell – told – told
  • Think – thought – thought
  • Throw – threw – thrown
  • Understand – understood – understood
  • Wake – woke – woken
  • Wear – wore – worn
  • Weep – wept – wept
  • Win – won – won
  • Wind – wound – wound
  • Write – wrote – written

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