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Everyday Used Irregular Verbs | Verb forms

Everyday Used Irregular Verbs, Verbs of daily use, English vocabulary in Urdu, Words with meanings in Urdu Hindi, Forms of verbs in English

Everyday Used Irregular Verbs

PresentPastPast Participle
bearboreborn(e)
beatbeatbeaten
beginbeganbegun
bendbentbent
bidbadebidden
bindboundbound
bitebitbitten
bleedbledbled
blowblewblown
breakbrokebroken
eatateeaten
dwelldweltdwelt
drivedrovedriven
drinkdrankdrunk
dreamdreamtdreamt
drawdrewdrawn
dodiddone
digdugdug
dealdealtdealt
cutcutcut
creepcreptcrept
costcostcost
comecamecome
holdheldheld
lielaylain
letletlet
lendlentlent
leaveleftleft
leadledled
laylaidlaid
knowknewknown
kneelkneltknelt
keepkeptkept
hurthurthurt
freezefrozefrozen
hithithit
hidehidhidden
hearheardheard
hanghunghung
growgrewgrown
grindgroundground
gowentgone
givegavegiven
getgotgot
fallfellfallen
forgetforgotforgotten
flyflewflown
flingflungflung
fleefledfled
findfoundfound
fightfoughtfought
feelfeltfelt
feedfedfed
ringrangrung
sewsewedsew
setsetset
sendsentsent
sellsoldsold
seeksoughtsought
seesawseen
saysaidsaid
runranrun
riseroserisen
shakeshookshaken
sleepsleptslept
shakeshookshaken
shedshedshed
sitsatsat
sinksanksunk
singsangSung
shutshutshut
shrinkshrankshrunk
showshowedshown
shootshotshot
shineshoneshone
shedshedshed
lightlitlit
rideroderidden
readreadread
putputput
Paypaidpaid
meetmetmet
meanmeantmeant
makemademade
loselostlost
smellsmeltsmelt
Sowsowedsown
speakspokespoken
spellspeltspelt
spendspentspent
spreadspreadspread
springSprangsprung
standstoodstood
stealstolestolen
strikestruckstruck
stickstuckstuck
strivestrovestriven
swearsworesworn
sweepsweptswept 
swimswamswum
swingswungswung
taketook taken
teachtaught taught
teartoretorn
telltold told
thinkthought thought
throwthrew thrown
thrustthrust thrust
treadtrod trodden
wakewoke woken
wearwore worn
winwon won
windwoundwound
writewrote written

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Clara Wren

Clara Wren

Clara Wren is the founder and lead editor of Vocabineer, where she has taught English to adult learners for more than a decade. A Cambridge CELTA holder with an MA in Applied Linguistics and TESOL, she has taught in classrooms across Spain and Vietnam and now teaches online, and she writes every Vocabineer lesson around the questions real learners bring to class.