Irregular Verbs

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The most common English irregular verbs: base form → past simple → past participle.

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be
was / were — been to exist; to have a quality
I was tired yesterday.
begin
began — begun to start
The meeting began at nine.
break
broke — broken to damage something into pieces
I've broken my phone screen.
bring
brought — brought to carry something with you
She brought snacks to the office.
buy
bought — bought to get something by paying
We bought tickets online.
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choose
chose — chosen to pick one option
He chose Swift over Kotlin.
do
did — done to perform an action
Have you done the task?
drink
drank — drunk to take liquid into your mouth
I drank too much coffee today.
drive
drove — driven to control a car
She has never driven in China.
eat
ate — eaten to take food
We ate dumplings for dinner.
fall
fell — fallen to drop down
The app fell in the rankings.
feel
felt — felt to experience an emotion or sensation
I felt nervous before the interview.
find
found — found to discover something
I found the bug.
forget
forgot — forgotten to fail to remember
I've forgotten my password.
get
got — got / gotten (US) to receive; to become
I got an offer last week.
give
gave — given to hand something to someone
She gave me good feedback.
go
went — gone to move or travel
He has gone home.
know
knew — known to have information
I've known him for years.
leave
left — left to go away from a place
She left the company in May.
make
made — made to create or produce
We made a quick prototype.
pay
paid — paid to give money for something
I paid with WeChat.
run
ran — run to move fast on foot; to operate
The tests ran overnight.
say
said — said to speak words
What did he say?
see
saw — seen to notice with your eyes
Have you seen the new design?
speak
spoke — spoken to talk
I spoke to the manager.
take
took — taken to get or carry; to need (time)
It took two weeks to ship.
teach
taught — taught to give lessons
She taught me Git.
think
thought — thought to have an idea or opinion
I thought it was a good idea.
understand
understood — understood to know the meaning
I finally understood closures.
write
wrote — written to put words on paper or screen
He wrote the documentation.