IRREGULAR VERBS LIST LEVEL: PROJECT 2 - 4th,5th, 6th

VERB PAST PAST MEANING SENTENCE

SIMPLE PARTICIPLE
To can Could Could Poder I can jump the rope.
To be Was/Were Been Ser, Estar I am very happy.
To become Became Become Llegar a ser, convertirse I will become a doctor.
To begin Began Begun Empezar The game begins at 8:00.
To bite Bit Bitten Morder The dog bit the bone.
To break Broke Broken Romper My arm is broken.
To bring Brought Brought Traer I brought candy for you.
To build Built Built Construir My dad builds computers
To burn Burnt Burnt Arder, Quemar The forest was burnt.
To buy Bought Bought Comprar I like to buy books.
To catch Caught Caught Coger, Atrapar I caught the ball.
To come Came Come Venir You came to my party.
To cost Cost Cost Costar The game costs 45 euros.
To cut Cut Cut Cortar The mechanic cut the cable.
To do Did Done Hacer I did my homework.
To draw Drew Drawn Dibujar I like to draw landscapes.
To drink Drank Drunk Beber I drink a lot of water.
To drive Drove Driven Conducir I cant drive a car.
To eat Ate Eaten Comer I love to eat chocolate.
To fall Fell Fallen Caer The kid fell in the garden.
To feel Felt Felt Sentir I feel warm in my house.
To fight Fought Fought Luchar, Pelear I dont like to fight.
To find Found Found Encontrar I found 20 euros today.
To fly Flew Flown Volar I flew in a big plane.
To get Got Got Obtener, Llegar I got a comic today.
To give Gave Given Dar I gave my mom a kiss.
To go Went Gone Ir I went to the movies.
To grow Grew Grown Crecer I have grown a lot this year.
To have Had Had Tener I have many friends.
To hear Heard Heard Or I heard a loud noise.
To hide Hid Hidden Esconder I was hidden under the bed.
To hit Hit Hit Golpear The hurricane hit Mexico.
To hold Held Held Aguantar Hold me this, please.
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SIMPLE PARTICIPLE
To hurt Hurt Hurt Doler My back hurts.
To keep Kept Kept Mantener, Guardar I kept the money in the bag.
To know Knew Known Saber I know a lot of English.
To learn Learnt Learnt Aprender I learnt the irregular verbs.
To leave Left Left Dejar, Marchar I left the party early.
To lose Lost Lost Perder Real Madrid lost 5-0 today.
To make Made Made Elaborar, hacer I made a cake for Mary.
To mean Mind Mind Significar Hello means hola in Spanish.
To pay Paid Paid Pagar I paid 41 euros for the game.
To put Put Put Poner Put the food on the table.
To read Read Read Leer I read many books as a kid.
To ride Rode Rode Montar (vehculo) I always ride my bike.
To ring Rang Rung Sonar The bell rang at 9:00.
To run Ran Run Correr I run to school every day.
To say Said Said Decir I didnt say such thing.
To see Saw Seen Ver I see a lion under the tree.
To sell Sold Sold Vender I sold my car to Luke.
To send Sent Sent Enviar I sent you an email today.
To set Set Set Establecer, Poner Set the table Mark, please.
To sing Sang Sung Cantar The song was sung by me.
To sink Sank Sunk Hundir The boat sank in the ocean.
To sit Sat Sitted Sentar Sit over there Monica.
To smell Smelt Smelt Oler My shirt smells great.
To speak Spoke Spoken Hablar I spoke to Ann about it.
To spell Spelt Spelt Deletrear How do you spell believe?
To spend Spent Spent Gastar I spent 41 euros in the book.
To stand Stood Stood Erguir Please stand up.
To steal Stole Stolen Robar My car was stolen.
To stick Stuck Stuck Atascar, pegar I stick the paper to the wall.
To sweep Swept Swept Barrer I swept the kitchen floor.
To swim Swam Swum Nadar I love to swim in the ocean.
To take Took Taken Coger, tomar I took the book from you.
To teach Taught Taught Ensear He taught me the verbs.
To tear Tore Torn Rasgar I tore those papers.
To tell Told Told Narrar, Contar Can you tell me a story?
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SIMPLE PARTICIPLE
To think Thought Thought Pensar I thought of you yesterday.
To throw Threw Thrown Lanzar, tirar Threw that in the bin Peter.
To understand Understood Understood Entender I dont understand Chinese.
To wake Woke Waken Despertar Wake up Lucy!
To wear Wore Worn Vestir I wore this jacket for years.
To win Won Won Ganar FC Barcelona won 6-1 today.
To write Wrote Written Escribir I wrote a diary as a kid.