Irregular Verbs Quiz – Practise Past Simple & Past Participle

English Irregular Verbs – Practise Past Simple & Past Participle

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Past simple and past participle of

arise

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Common English irregular verbs

#	Base form	Past simple	Past participle	Meaning
1	arise	arose	arisen	to come up, to happen
2	awake	awoke	awoken	to wake up
3	be	was/were	been	to be, to exist
4	bear	bore	borne/born	to carry, to put up with
5	beat	beat	beaten/beat	to hit, to defeat
6	become	became	become	to start to be
7	begin	began	begun	to start
8	bend	bent	bent	to curve, to make crooked
9	bet	bet	bet	to gamble money
10	bind	bound	bound	to tie up
11	bite	bit	bitten	to cut with the teeth
12	bleed	bled	bled	to lose blood
13	blow	blew	blown	to push air out
14	break	broke	broken	to smash, to split
15	breed	bred	bred	to raise animals, to reproduce
16	bring	brought	brought	to carry here
17	broadcast	broadcast	broadcast	to transmit on TV or radio
18	build	built	built	to construct
19	burn	burnt/burned	burnt/burned	to be on fire
20	burst	burst	burst	to break open suddenly
21	buy	bought	bought	to purchase
22	cast	cast	cast	to throw, to mould
23	catch	caught	caught	to grab something moving
24	choose	chose	chosen	to select
25	cling	clung	clung	to hold on tightly
26	come	came	come	to move towards
27	cost	cost	cost	to have a price
28	creep	crept	crept	to move slowly and quietly
29	cut	cut	cut	to divide with a blade
30	deal	dealt	dealt	to handle, to give out cards
31	dig	dug	dug	to make a hole
32	do	did	done	to perform an action
33	draw	drew	drawn	to make a picture
34	dream	dreamt/dreamed	dreamt/dreamed	to see images while asleep
35	drink	drank	drunk	to swallow a liquid
36	drive	drove	driven	to control a car
37	eat	ate	eaten	to have food
38	fall	fell	fallen	to drop down
39	feed	fed	fed	to give food to
40	feel	felt	felt	to sense, to experience
41	fight	fought	fought	to battle
42	find	found	found	to discover
43	flee	fled	fled	to run away
44	fly	flew	flown	to move through the air
45	forbid	forbade	forbidden	to not allow
46	forget	forgot	forgotten	to fail to remember
47	forgive	forgave	forgiven	to stop being angry with
48	freeze	froze	frozen	to turn into ice
49	get	got	got/gotten	to receive, to obtain
50	give	gave	given	to hand over
51	go	went	gone	to move, to travel
52	grind	ground	ground	to crush into powder
53	grow	grew	grown	to get bigger, to plant
54	hang	hung/hanged	hung/hanged	to attach from above
55	have	had	had	to own, to possess
56	hear	heard	heard	to perceive sound
57	hide	hid	hidden	to put out of sight
58	hit	hit	hit	to strike
59	hold	held	held	to keep in your hands
60	hurt	hurt	hurt	to cause pain
61	keep	kept	kept	to continue to have
62	kneel	knelt/kneeled	knelt/kneeled	to go down on your knees
63	know	knew	known	to have information
64	lay	laid	laid	to put down flat
65	lead	led	led	to guide, to be in charge
66	lean	leant/leaned	leant/leaned	to rest against
67	learn	learnt/learned	learnt/learned	to gain knowledge
68	leave	left	left	to go away
69	lend	lent	lent	to let someone borrow
70	let	let	let	to allow
71	lie	lay	lain	to rest horizontally
72	light	lit/lighted	lit/lighted	to make bright, to set fire to
73	lose	lost	lost	to misplace, to be defeated
74	make	made	made	to create, to produce
75	mean	meant	meant	to signify
76	meet	met	met	to come together
77	mistake	mistook	mistaken	to get wrong
78	pay	paid	paid	to give money for
79	prove	proved	proven/proved	to show that something is true
80	put	put	put	to place
81	quit	quit/quitted	quit/quitted	to stop, to give up
82	read	read	read	to look at words
83	ride	rode	ridden	to travel on a bike or horse
84	ring	rang	rung	to make a bell sound
85	rise	rose	risen	to go up
86	run	ran	run	to move fast on foot
87	say	said	said	to speak words
88	see	saw	seen	to look at
89	seek	sought	sought	to look for
90	sell	sold	sold	to give for money
91	send	sent	sent	to make something go somewhere
92	set	set	set	to put, to arrange
93	sew	sewed	sewn/sewed	to join with needle and thread
94	shake	shook	shaken	to move quickly back and forth
95	shine	shone/shined	shone/shined	to give out light
96	shoot	shot	shot	to fire a weapon, to take a photo
97	show	showed	shown/showed	to let someone see
98	shrink	shrank	shrunk	to become smaller
99	shut	shut	shut	to close
100	sing	sang	sung	to make music with your voice
101	sink	sank	sunk	to go under water
102	sit	sat	sat	to rest on a chair
103	sleep	slept	slept	to rest with eyes closed
104	slide	slid	slid	to move smoothly
105	smell	smelt/smelled	smelt/smelled	to sense with your nose
106	speak	spoke	spoken	to talk
107	speed	sped/speeded	sped/speeded	to go fast
108	spell	spelt/spelled	spelt/spelled	to say the letters of a word
109	spend	spent	spent	to use money or time
110	spill	spilt/spilled	spilt/spilled	to let liquid fall out
111	spin	spun	spun	to turn around quickly
112	spread	spread	spread	to open out, to extend
113	spring	sprang	sprung	to jump suddenly
114	stand	stood	stood	to be on your feet
115	steal	stole	stolen	to take without permission
116	stick	stuck	stuck	to attach with glue
117	sting	stung	stung	to prick with poison
118	stink	stank	stunk	to smell bad
119	strike	struck	struck	to hit, to attack
120	swear	swore	sworn	to promise, to curse
121	sweep	swept	swept	to clean with a broom
122	swim	swam	swum	to move through water
123	swing	swung	swung	to move back and forth
124	take	took	taken	to get, to carry
125	teach	taught	taught	to give lessons
126	tear	tore	torn	to rip
127	tell	told	told	to say to someone
128	think	thought	thought	to use your mind
129	throw	threw	thrown	to toss through the air
130	understand	understood	understood	to know the meaning of
131	wake	woke	woken	to stop sleeping
132	wear	wore	worn	to have clothes on
133	weep	wept	wept	to cry
134	win	won	won	to be the best, to come first
135	wind	wound	wound	to turn, to wrap around
136	write	wrote	written	to put words on paper

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Which verbs are included?

The most common English irregular verbs – from be, have and go to less frequent ones such as forbid and weave.

Are British and American forms accepted?

Yes. Both learnt and learned, dreamt and dreamed, and similar variants are counted as correct.

English Irregular Verbs – Practise Past Simple & Past Participle