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1 Common Irregular verb ListBase FormPast SimplePast Participle3rd Person SingularPresent Participle / GerundAbideAbode/AbidedAbode/Abided/Abid denAbidesAbidingAlightAlit/AlightedAlit/ AlightedAlightsAlightingAriseAroseArisen ArisesArisingAwakeAwokeAwokenAwakesAwaki ngBeWas/WereBeenIsBeingBearBoreBorn/Born eBearsBearingBeatBeatBeatenBeatsBeatingB ecomeBecameBecomeBecomesBecomingBeginBeg anBegunBeginsBeginningBeholdBeheldBeheld BeholdsBeholdingBendBentBentBendsBending BetBetBetBetsBettingBidBidBidBidsBidding BidBadeBiddenBidsBiddingBindBoundBoundBi ndsBindingBiteBitBittenBitesBitingBleedB ledBledBleedsBleedingBlowBlewBlownBlowsB lowingBreakBrokeBrokenBreaksBreakingBree dBredBredBreedsBreedingBringBroughtBroug htBringsBringingBroadcastBroadcast/Broad castedBroadcast/BroadcastedBroadcastsBro adcastingBuildBuiltBuiltBuildsBuildingBu rnBurnt/BurnedBurnt/BurnedBurnsBurningBu rstBurstBurstBurstsBurstingBustBustBustB ustsBustingBuyBoughtBoughtBuysBuyingCast CastCastCastsCastingCatchCaughtCaughtCat chesCatchingChooseChoseChosenChoosesChoo singClapClapped/ClaptClapped/ClaptClapsC lappingClingClungClungClingsClingingClot heClad/ClothedClad/ClothedClothesClothin gComeCameComeComesComingCostCostCostCost sCostingCountersinkCountersank, CountersunkCountersunkCountersinksCounte rsinkingCreepCreptCreptCreepsCreepingCut CutCutCutsCuttingDareDared/DurstDaredDar esDaringDealDealtDealtDealsDealingDigDug DugDigsDiggingDiveDived/DoveDivedDivesDi vingDoDidDoneDoesDoingDrawDrewDrawnDraws DrawingDreamDreamt/DreamedDreamt/Dreamed DreamsDreamingCommon Irregular verb ListDrinkDrankDrunkDrinksDrinkingDriveDr oveDrivenDrivesDrivingDwellDweltDweltDwe llsDwellingEatAteEatenEatsEatingFallFell FallenFallsFallingFeedFedFedFeedsFeeding FeelFeltFeltFeelsFeelingFightFoughtFough tFightsFightingFindFoundFoundFindsFindin gFitFit/FittedFit/FittedFitsFittingFleeF ledFledFleesFleeingFlingFlungFlungFlings FlingingFlyFlewFlownFliesFlyingForbidFor bade/ForbadForbiddenForbidsForbiddingFor ecastForecast/ForecastedForecast/Forecas tedForecastsForecastingForeseeForesawFor eseenForeseesForeseeingForetellForetoldF oretoldForetellsForetellingForgetForgotF orgottenForgetsForegettingForgiveForgave ForgivenForgivesForgivingForsakeForsookF orsakenForsakesForsakingFreezeFrozeFroze nFreezesFreezingFrostbiteFrostbitFrostbi ttenFrostbitesFrostbitingGetGotGot/Gotte nGetsGettingGiveGaveGivenGivesGivingGoWe ntGone/BeenGoesGoingGrindGroundGroundGri ndsGrindingGrowGrewGrownGrowsGrowingHand writeHandwroteHandwrittenHandwritesHandw ritingHangHung/HangedHung/HangedHangsHan gingHaveHadHadHasHavingHearHeardHeardHea rsHearingHideHidHiddenHidesHidingHitHitH itHitsHittingHoldHeldHeldHoldsHoldingHur tHurtHurtHurtsHurtingInlayInlaidInlaidIn laysInlayingInputInput/InputtedInput/Inp uttedInputsInputtingInterlayInterlaidInt erlaidInterlaysInterlayingKeepKeptKeptKe epsKeepingKneelKnelt/KneeledKnelt/Kneele dKneelsKneelingKnitKnit/KnittedKnit/Knit tedKnitsKnittingKnowKnewKnownKnowsKnowin gLayLaidLaidLayslayingLeadLedLedLeadsLea dingLeanLeant/LeanedLeant/LeanedLeansLea ningLeapLeapt/LeapedLeapt/LeapedLeapsLea pingLearnLearnt/LearnedLearnt/LearnedLea rnsLearningCopyright Ltd.

2 All rights reserved. This document can be used by teachers without any fee in the classroom; however, please ensure you keep all copyright information andreferences to in place. Access the latest version of this document at Common Irregular verb ListLeaveLeftLeftLeavesLeavingLendLentLe ntLendsLendingLetLetLetLetsLettingLieLay LainLiesLyingLightLitLitLightsLightingLo seLostLostLosesLosingMakeMadeMadeMakesMa kingMeanMeantMeantMeansMeaningMeetMetMet MeetsMeetingMeltMeltedMolten/MeltedMelts MeltingMisleadMisledMisledMisleadsMislea dingMistakeMistookMistakenMistakesMistak ingMisunderstandMisunderstoodMisundersto odMisunderstandsMisunderstandingMiswedMi swed/MisweddedMiswed/MisweddedMiswedsMis weddingMowMowedMownMowsMowingOverdrawOve rdrewOverdrawnOverdrawsOverdrawingOverhe arOverheardOverheardOverhearsOverhearing OvertakeOvertookOvertakenOvertakesOverta kingPayPaidPaidPaysPayingPresetPresetPre setPresetsPresettingProveProvedProven/Pr ovedProvesProvingPutPutPutPutsPuttingQui tQuitQuitQuitsQuittingReadReadReadReadsR eadingRe-proveRe-provedRe-proven/Re-prov edRe-provesRe-provingRidRid/RiddedRid/Ri ddedRidsRiddingRideRodeRiddenRidesRiding RingRangRungRingsRingingRiseRoseRisenRis esRisingRiveRivedRiven/RivedRivesRivingR unRanRunRunsRunningSawSawedSawn/SawedSaw sSawingSaySaidSaidSaysSayingSeeSawSeenSe esSeeingSeekSoughtSoughtSeeksSeekingSell SoldSoldSellsSellingSendSentSentSendsSen dingSetSetSetSetsSettingSewSewedSewn/Sew edSewsSewingShakeShookShakenShakesShakin gShaveShavedShaven/ShavedShavesShavingSh earShore/ShearedShorn/ShearedShearsShear ingShedShedShedShedsSheddingShineShoneSh oneShinesShiningShoeShodShodShoesShoeing ShootShotShotShootsShootingShowShowedSho wnShowsShowingCopyright Ltd.

3 All rights reserved. This document can be used by teachers without any fee in the classroom; however, please ensure you keep all copyright information andreferences to in place. Access the latest version of this document at Common Irregular verb ListShrinkShrankShrunkShrinksShrinkingSh utShutShutShutsShuttingSingSangSungSings SingingSinkSankSunkSinksSinkingSitSatSat SitsSittingSlaySlewSlainSlaysSlayingSlee pSleptSleptSleepsSleepingSlideSlidSlid/S liddenSlidesSlidingSlingSlungSlungSlings SlingingSlinkSlunkSlunkSlinksSlinkingSli tSlitSlitSlitsSlittingSmellSmelt/Smelled Smelt/SmelledSmellsSmellingSneakSneaked/ SnuckSneaked/SnuckSneaksSneakingSoothsay SoothsaidSoothsaidSoothsaysSoothsayingSo wSowedSownSowsSowingSpeakSpokeSpokenSpea ksSpeakingSpeedSped/SpeededSped/SpeededS peedsSpeedingSpellSpelt/SpelledSpelt/Spe lledSpellsSpellingSpendSpentSpentSpendsS pendingSpillSpilt/SpilledSpilt/SpilledSp illsSpillingSpinSpan/SpunSpunSpinsSpinni ngSpitSpat/SpitSpat/SpitSpitsSpittingSpl itSplitSplitSplitsSplittingSpoilSpoilt/S poiledSpoilt/SpoiledSpoilsSpoilingSpread SpreadSpreadSpreadsSpreadingSpringSprang SprungSpringsSpringingStandStoodStoodSta ndsStandingStealStoleStolenStealsStealin gStickStuckStuckSticksStickingStingStung StungStingsStingingStinkStankStunkStinks StinkingStrideStrode/StridedStriddenStri desStridingStrikeStruckStruck/StrickenSt rikesStrikingStringStrungStrungStringsSt ringingStripStript/StrippedStript/Stripp edStripsStrippingStriveStroveStrivenStri vesStrivingSubletSubletSubletSubletsSubl ettingSunburnSunburned/SunburntSunburned /SunburntSunburnsSunburningSwearSworeSwo rnSwearsSwearingSweatSweat/SweatedSweat/ SweatedSweatsSweatingSweepSwept/SweepedS wept/SweepedSweepsSweepingSwellSwelledSw ollenSwellsSwellingSwimSwamSwumSwimsSwim mingSwingSwungSwungSwingsSwingingTakeToo kTakenTakesTakingTeachTaughtTaughtTeache sTeachingTearToreTornTearsTearingCopyrig ht Ltd.

4 All rights reserved. This document can be used by teachers without any fee in the classroom; however, please ensure you keep all copyright information andreferences to in place. Access the latest version of this document at Common Irregular verb ListTellToldToldTellsTellingThinkThought ThoughtThinksThinkingThriveThrove/Thrive dThriven/ThrivedThrivesThrivingThrowThre wThrownThrowsThrowingThrustThrustThrustT hrustsThrustingTreadTrodTroddenTreadsTre adingUndergoUnderwentUndergoneUndergoesU ndergoingUnderstandUnderstoodUnderstoodU nderstandsUnderstandingUndertakeUndertoo kUndertakenUndertakesUndertakingUpsellUp soldUpsoldUpsellsUpsellingUpsetUpsetUpse tUpsetsUpsettingVexVext/VexedVext/VexedV exesVexingWakeWokeWokenWakesWakingWearWo reWornWearsWearingWeaveWoveWovenWeavesWe avingWedWed/WeddedWed/WeddedWedsWeddingW eepWeptWeptWeepsWeepingWendWended/WentWe nded/WentWendsWendingWetWet/WettedWet/We ttedWetsWettingWinWonWonWinsWinningWindW oundWoundWindsWindingWithdrawWithdrewWit hdrawnWithdrawsWithdrawingWithholdWithhe ldWithheldWithholdsWithholdingWithstandW ithstoodWithstoodWithstandsWithstandingW ringWrungWrungWringsWringingWriteWroteWr ittenWritesWritingZincZinced/ZinckedZinc ed/ZinckedZincs/ZincksZinckingCopyright

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