Verb Card
be - was/were - beenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately.
Modern form.
Past Simplewas/were - She was at home yesterday.→ Example sentence using was/were.
Past Participlebeen - I have been here before.→ Example sentence using been.
Irregular verbs list
A complete table of English irregular verbs: Infinitive, Past Simple and Past Participle. It includes meanings, frequency, examples, memory patterns, convenient filters and notes for rare or old-fashioned forms.
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| Select | Infinitive | Past Simple | Past Participle | Meaning | Frequency | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| be | was/were | been | to be | very common | modern | |
bewas/were · beento bevery common⌄Verb Card be - was/were - beenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewas/were - She was at home yesterday.→ Example sentence using was/were. Past Participlebeen - I have been here before.→ Example sentence using been. | ||||||
| have | had | had | to have | very common | modern | |
havehad · hadto havevery common⌄Verb Card have - had - hadThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplehad - They had a good idea.→ Example sentence using had. Past Participlehad - We have had enough practice.→ Example sentence using had. | ||||||
| do | did | done | to do | very common | modern | |
dodid · doneto dovery common⌄Verb Card do - did - doneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledid - He did the task quickly.→ Example sentence using did. Past Participledone - I have done my homework.→ Example sentence using done. | ||||||
| say | said | said | to say | very common | modern | |
saysaid · saidto sayvery common⌄Verb Card say - said - saidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesaid - She said hello to everyone.→ Example sentence using said. Past Participlesaid - I have said this many times.→ Example sentence using said. | ||||||
| go | went | gone | to go | very common | modern | |
gowent · goneto govery common⌄Verb Card go - went - goneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewent - We went to school yesterday.→ Example sentence using went. Past Participlegone - She has gone to the store.→ Example sentence using gone. | ||||||
| get | got | gotten | to get | very common | modern | |
getgot · gottento getvery common⌄Verb Card get - got - gottenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplegot - I got your message.→ Example sentence using got. Past Participlegotten - She has gotten better at English.→ Example sentence using gotten. | ||||||
| make | made | made | to make | very common | modern | |
makemade · madeto makevery common⌄Verb Card make - made - madeThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemade - He made dinner.→ Example sentence using made. Past Participlemade - They have made a decision.→ Example sentence using made. | ||||||
| know | knew | known | to know | very common | modern | |
knowknew · knownto knowvery common⌄Verb Card know - knew - knowngrow-grew-grown, blow-blew-blown, know-knew-known. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleknew - I knew the answer.→ Example sentence using knew. Past Participleknown - She has known him for years.→ Example sentence using known. | ||||||
| think | thought | thought | to think | very common | modern | |
thinkthought · thoughtto thinkvery common⌄Verb Card think - thought - thoughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplethought - They thought the test was easy.→ Example sentence using thought. Past Participlethought - I have thought about your idea.→ Example sentence using thought. | ||||||
| take | took | taken | to take | very common | modern | |
taketook · takento takevery common⌄Verb Card take - took - takenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpletook - She took a taxi.→ Example sentence using took. Past Participletaken - I have taken this course before.→ Example sentence using taken. | ||||||
| see | saw | seen | to see | very common | modern | |
seesaw · seento seevery common⌄Verb Card see - saw - seenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesaw - We saw a film yesterday.→ Example sentence using saw. Past Participleseen - I have seen this film before.→ Example sentence using seen. | ||||||
| come | came | come | to come | very common | modern | |
comecame · cometo comevery common⌄Verb Card come - came - comeVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplecame - He came late.→ Example sentence using came. Past Participlecome - They have come to help us.→ Example sentence using come. | ||||||
| give | gave | given | to give | very common | modern | |
givegave · givento givevery common⌄Verb Card give - gave - givenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplegave - She gave me a book.→ Example sentence using gave. Past Participlegiven - He has given us good advice.→ Example sentence using given. | ||||||
| find | found | found | to find | very common | modern | |
findfound · foundto findvery common⌄Verb Card find - found - foundThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplefound - He found his keys.→ Example sentence using found. Past Participlefound - We have found a solution.→ Example sentence using found. | ||||||
| tell | told | told | to tell | very common | modern | |
telltold · toldto tellvery common⌄Verb Card tell - told - toldThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpletold - She told a story.→ Example sentence using told. Past Participletold - I have told him the truth.→ Example sentence using told. | ||||||
| feel | felt | felt | to feel | very common | modern | |
feelfelt · feltto feelvery common⌄Verb Card feel - felt - feltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplefelt - I felt happy after the lesson.→ Example sentence using felt. Past Participlefelt - I have felt this way before.→ Example sentence using felt. | ||||||
| leave | left | left | to leave | very common | modern | |
leaveleft · leftto leavevery common⌄Verb Card leave - left - leftThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleleft - We left early yesterday.→ Example sentence using left. Past Participleleft - She has left the office.→ Example sentence using left. | ||||||
| put | put | put | to put | very common | modern | |
putput · putto putvery common⌄Verb Card put - put - putAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleput - She put it on the table.→ Example sentence using put. Past Participleput - I have put the file in the folder.→ Example sentence using put. | ||||||
| mean | meant | meant | to mean | very common | modern | |
meanmeant · meantto meanvery common⌄Verb Card mean - meant - meantThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemeant - I meant something different.→ Example sentence using meant. Past Participlemeant - She has meant to call you all day.→ Example sentence using meant. | ||||||
| keep | kept | kept | to keep | very common | modern | |
keepkept · keptto keepvery common⌄Verb Card keep - kept - keptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplekept - He kept the receipt.→ Example sentence using kept. Past Participlekept - I have kept all your letters.→ Example sentence using kept. | ||||||
| let | let | let | to let | very common | modern | |
letlet · letto letvery common⌄Verb Card let - let - letAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplelet - They let us enter the room.→ Example sentence using let. Past Participlelet - We have let them know about the change.→ Example sentence using let. | ||||||
| begin | began | begun | to begin | very common | modern | |
beginbegan · begunto beginvery common⌄Verb Card begin - began - begunThe second form ends in -an, the third in -un. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebegan - The lesson began at nine.→ Example sentence using began. Past Participlebegun - The meeting has begun.→ Example sentence using begun. | ||||||
| show | showed | shown | to show | very common | modern | |
showshowed · shownto showvery common⌄Verb Card show - showed - shownVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleshowed - She showed me the photo.→ Example sentence using showed. Past Participleshown - I have shown this to my teacher.→ Example sentence using shown. | ||||||
| hear | heard | heard | to hear | very common | modern | |
hearheard · heardto hearvery common⌄Verb Card hear - heard - heardThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleheard - We heard a strange noise.→ Example sentence using heard. Past Participleheard - I have heard this song before.→ Example sentence using heard. | ||||||
| run | ran | run | to run | very common | modern | |
runran · runto runvery common⌄Verb Card run - ran - runVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleran - He ran five kilometers.→ Example sentence using ran. Past Participlerun - She has run this route before.→ Example sentence using run. | ||||||
| bring | brought | brought | to bring | very common | modern | |
bringbrought · broughtto bringvery common⌄Verb Card bring - brought - broughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebrought - He brought flowers.→ Example sentence using brought. Past Participlebrought - I have brought everything we need.→ Example sentence using brought. | ||||||
| write | wrote | written | to write | very common | modern | |
writewrote · writtento writevery common⌄Verb Card write - wrote - writtenThe second form has -ove, the third has -iven/-idden. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewrote - I wrote a letter yesterday.→ Example sentence using wrote. Past Participlewritten - I have written three books.→ Example sentence using written. | ||||||
| sit | sat | sat | to sit | very common | modern | |
sitsat · satto sitvery common⌄Verb Card sit - sat - satThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesat - They sat near the window.→ Example sentence using sat. Past Participlesat - I have sat here before.→ Example sentence using sat. | ||||||
| stand | stood | stood | to stand | very common | modern | |
standstood · stoodto standvery common⌄Verb Card stand - stood - stoodThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplestood - He stood by the door.→ Example sentence using stood. Past Participlestood - She has stood in this line for an hour.→ Example sentence using stood. | ||||||
| lose | lost | lost | to lose | very common | modern | |
loselost · lostto losevery common⌄Verb Card lose - lost - lostThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplelost - I lost my keys.→ Example sentence using lost. Past Participlelost - She has lost her phone.→ Example sentence using lost. | ||||||
| pay | paid | paid | to pay | very common | modern | |
paypaid · paidto payvery common⌄Verb Card pay - paid - paidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplepaid - He paid for dinner.→ Example sentence using paid. Past Participlepaid - We have paid for the tickets.→ Example sentence using paid. | ||||||
| meet | met | met | to meet | very common | modern | |
meetmet · metto meetvery common⌄Verb Card meet - met - metThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemet - I met him yesterday.→ Example sentence using met. Past Participlemet - We have met before.→ Example sentence using met. | ||||||
| set | set | set | to set | very common | modern | |
setset · setto setvery common⌄Verb Card set - set - setAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleset - She set the alarm.→ Example sentence using set. Past Participleset - I have set a reminder.→ Example sentence using set. | ||||||
| lead | led | led | to lead | very common | modern | |
leadled · ledto leadvery common⌄Verb Card lead - led - ledThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleled - She led the team.→ Example sentence using led. Past Participleled - He has led many projects.→ Example sentence using led. | ||||||
| understand | understood | understood | to understand | very common | modern | |
understandunderstood · understoodto understandvery common⌄Verb Card understand - understood - understoodThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderstood - I understood the rule.→ Example sentence using understood. Past Participleunderstood - She has understood the problem.→ Example sentence using understood. | ||||||
| speak | spoke | spoken | to speak | very common | modern | |
speakspoke · spokento speakvery common⌄Verb Card speak - spoke - spokenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplespoke - She spoke clearly.→ Example sentence using spoke. Past Participlespoken - We have spoken about this.→ Example sentence using spoken. | ||||||
| eat | ate | eaten | to eat | very common | modern | |
eatate · eatento eatvery common⌄Verb Card eat - ate - eatenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleate - We ate dinner together.→ Example sentence using ate. Past Participleeaten - I have eaten already.→ Example sentence using eaten. | ||||||
| drink | drank | drunk | to drink | very common | modern | |
drinkdrank · drunkto drinkvery common⌄Verb Card drink - drank - drunkThe vowel changes: sing-sang-sung, swim-swam-swum. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledrank - I drank water after the run.→ Example sentence using drank. Past Participledrunk - He has drunk all the juice.→ Example sentence using drunk. | ||||||
| buy | bought | bought | to buy | very common | modern | |
buybought · boughtto buyvery common⌄Verb Card buy - bought - boughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebought - He bought a new phone.→ Example sentence using bought. Past Participlebought - We have bought everything we need.→ Example sentence using bought. | ||||||
| read | read | read | to read | very common | modern | |
readread · readto readvery common⌄Verb Card read - read - readAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleread - She read the book last week.→ Example sentence using read. Past Participleread - I have read this book twice.→ Example sentence using read. | ||||||
| send | sent | sent | to send | very common | modern | |
sendsent · sentto sendvery common⌄Verb Card send - sent - sentThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesent - I sent an email this morning.→ Example sentence using sent. Past Participlesent - She has sent the documents.→ Example sentence using sent. | ||||||
| build | built | built | to build | very common | modern | |
buildbuilt · builtto buildvery common⌄Verb Card build - built - builtThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebuilt - They built a house near the lake.→ Example sentence using built. Past Participlebuilt - The school has built a new library.→ Example sentence using built. | ||||||
| fall | fell | fallen | to fall | very common | modern | |
fallfell · fallento fallvery common⌄Verb Card fall - fell - fallenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplefell - The glass fell off the table.→ Example sentence using fell. Past Participlefallen - A lot of snow has fallen tonight.→ Example sentence using fallen. | ||||||
| grow | grew | grown | to grow | very common | modern | |
growgrew · grownto growvery common⌄Verb Card grow - grew - growngrow-grew-grown, blow-blew-blown, know-knew-known. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplegrew - The tree grew quickly.→ Example sentence using grew. Past Participlegrown - The city has grown a lot.→ Example sentence using grown. | ||||||
| draw | drew | drawn | to draw | very common | modern | |
drawdrew · drawnto drawvery common⌄Verb Card draw - drew - drawndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledrew - He drew a map for us.→ Example sentence using drew. Past Participledrawn - She has drawn this picture before.→ Example sentence using drawn. | ||||||
| choose | chose | chosen | to choose | very common | modern | |
choosechose · chosento choosevery common⌄Verb Card choose - chose - chosenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplechose - She chose the blue one.→ Example sentence using chose. Past Participlechosen - They have chosen a new name.→ Example sentence using chosen. | ||||||
| break | broke | broken | to break | very common | modern | |
breakbroke · brokento breakvery common⌄Verb Card break - broke - brokenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebroke - He broke the window.→ Example sentence using broke. Past Participlebroken - The window has been broken.→ Example sentence using broken. | ||||||
| drive | drove | driven | to drive | very common | modern | |
drivedrove · drivento drivevery common⌄Verb Card drive - drove - drivenThe second form has -ove, the third has -iven/-idden. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledrove - She drove home after dinner.→ Example sentence using drove. Past Participledriven - I have driven this road many times.→ Example sentence using driven. | ||||||
| forget | forgot | forgotten | to forget | very common | modern | |
forgetforgot · forgottento forgetvery common⌄Verb Card forget - forgot - forgottenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforgot - I forgot my password.→ Example sentence using forgot. Past Participleforgotten - She has forgotten his name.→ Example sentence using forgotten. | ||||||
| sleep | slept | slept | to sleep | very common | modern | |
sleepslept · sleptto sleepvery common⌄Verb Card sleep - slept - sleptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleslept - They slept well last night.→ Example sentence using slept. Past Participleslept - I have slept only five hours.→ Example sentence using slept. | ||||||
| win | won | won | to win | common | modern | |
winwon · wonto wincommon⌄Verb Card win - won - wonThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewon - Our team won the match.→ Example sentence using won. Past Participlewon - She has won three awards.→ Example sentence using won. | ||||||
| teach | taught | taught | to teach | common | modern | |
teachtaught · taughtto teachcommon⌄Verb Card teach - taught - taughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpletaught - She taught me this rule.→ Example sentence using taught. Past Participletaught - I have taught this topic before.→ Example sentence using taught. | ||||||
| catch | caught | caught | to catch | common | modern | |
catchcaught · caughtto catchcommon⌄Verb Card catch - caught - caughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplecaught - He caught the ball.→ Example sentence using caught. Past Participlecaught - I have caught a cold.→ Example sentence using caught. | ||||||
| wear | wore | worn | to wear | common | modern | |
wearwore · wornto wearcommon⌄Verb Card wear - wore - wornwear-wore-worn, bear-bore-borne, tear-tore-torn. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewore - She wore a warm coat.→ Example sentence using wore. Past Participleworn - He has worn these shoes for years.→ Example sentence using worn. | ||||||
| cut | cut | cut | to cut | common | modern | |
cutcut · cutto cutcommon⌄Verb Card cut - cut - cutAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplecut - He cut the bread.→ Example sentence using cut. Past Participlecut - The paper has been cut.→ Example sentence using cut. | ||||||
| become | became | become | to become | common | modern | |
becomebecame · becometo becomecommon⌄Verb Card become - became - becomeVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebecame - She became a manager last year.→ Example sentence using became. Past Participlebecome - He has become more confident.→ Example sentence using become. | ||||||
| hold | held | held | to hold | common | modern | |
holdheld · heldto holdcommon⌄Verb Card hold - held - heldThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleheld - She held the baby carefully.→ Example sentence using held. Past Participleheld - I have held this job for two years.→ Example sentence using held. | ||||||
| sell | sold | sold | to sell | common | modern | |
sellsold · soldto sellcommon⌄Verb Card sell - sold - soldThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesold - They sold the car last week.→ Example sentence using sold. Past Participlesold - The shop has sold all the tickets.→ Example sentence using sold. | ||||||
| sweep | swept | swept | to sweep | common | modern | |
sweepswept · sweptto sweepcommon⌄Verb Card sweep - swept - sweptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleswept - He swept the floor.→ Example sentence using swept. Past Participleswept - She has swept the kitchen.→ Example sentence using swept. | ||||||
| deal | dealt | dealt | to deal | common | modern | |
dealdealt · dealtto dealcommon⌄Verb Card deal - dealt - dealtThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledealt - We dealt with the issue.→ Example sentence using dealt. Past Participledealt - They have dealt with this before.→ Example sentence using dealt. | ||||||
| rise | rose | risen | to rise | common | modern | |
riserose · risento risecommon⌄Verb Card rise - rose - risenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerose - The sun rose early.→ Example sentence using rose. Past Participlerisen - The price has risen again.→ Example sentence using risen. | ||||||
| lay | laid | laid | to lay | common | modern | |
laylaid · laidto laycommon⌄Verb Card lay - laid - laidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplelaid - She laid the book down.→ Example sentence using laid. Past Participlelaid - He has laid the papers on the table.→ Example sentence using laid. | ||||||
| lie | lay | lain | to lie | common | modern | |
lielay · lainto liecommon⌄Verb Card lie - lay - lainVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplelay - He lay on the sofa.→ Example sentence using lay. Past Participlelain - She has lain awake for hours.→ Example sentence using lain. | ||||||
| shake | shook | shaken | to shake | common | modern | |
shakeshook · shakento shakecommon⌄Verb Card shake - shook - shakenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleshook - The house shook.→ Example sentence using shook. Past Participleshaken - The news has shaken everyone.→ Example sentence using shaken. | ||||||
| shine | shone | shone | to shine | common | modern | |
shineshone · shoneto shinecommon⌄Verb Card shine - shone - shoneThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleshone - The stars shone.→ Example sentence using shone. Past Participleshone - The sun has shone all day.→ Example sentence using shone. | ||||||
| shoot | shot | shot | to shoot | common | modern | |
shootshot · shotto shootcommon⌄Verb Card shoot - shot - shotThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleshot - He shot a video on his phone.→ Example sentence using shot. Past Participleshot - She has shot many photos here.→ Example sentence using shot. | ||||||
| shut | shut | shut | to shut | common | modern | |
shutshut · shutto shutcommon⌄Verb Card shut - shut - shutAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleshut - She shut the door.→ Example sentence using shut. Past Participleshut - The shop has shut for the night.→ Example sentence using shut. | ||||||
| sing | sang | sung | to sing | common | modern | |
singsang · sungto singcommon⌄Verb Card sing - sang - sungThe vowel changes: sing-sang-sung, swim-swam-swum. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesang - They sang a song.→ Example sentence using sang. Past Participlesung - She has sung this song before.→ Example sentence using sung. | ||||||
| sink | sank | sunk | to sink | common | modern | |
sinksank · sunkto sinkcommon⌄Verb Card sink - sank - sunkThe vowel changes: sing-sang-sung, swim-swam-swum. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesank - The boat sank.→ Example sentence using sank. Past Participlesunk - The old ship has sunk.→ Example sentence using sunk. | ||||||
| smell | smelt | smelt | to smell | common | modern | |
smellsmelt · smeltto smellcommon⌄Verb Card smell - smelt - smeltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesmelt - The soup smelt good.→ Example sentence using smelt. Past Participlesmelt - I have smelt this perfume before.→ Example sentence using smelt. | ||||||
| spend | spent | spent | to spend | common | modern | |
spendspent · spentto spendcommon⌄Verb Card spend - spent - spentThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplespent - I spent ten dollars.→ Example sentence using spent. Past Participlespent - We have spent too much time here.→ Example sentence using spent. | ||||||
| split | split | split | to split | common | modern | |
splitsplit · splitto splitcommon⌄Verb Card split - split - splitAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesplit - They split the bill.→ Example sentence using split. Past Participlesplit - We have split the work into parts.→ Example sentence using split. | ||||||
| spread | spread | spread | to spread | common | modern | |
spreadspread · spreadto spreadcommon⌄Verb Card spread - spread - spreadAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplespread - The news spread fast.→ Example sentence using spread. Past Participlespread - The story has spread everywhere.→ Example sentence using spread. | ||||||
| stick | stuck | stuck | to stick | common | modern | |
stickstuck · stuckto stickcommon⌄Verb Card stick - stuck - stuckThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplestuck - The note stuck to the wall.→ Example sentence using stuck. Past Participlestuck - The label has stuck to the bottle.→ Example sentence using stuck. | ||||||
| strike | struck | struck | to strike | common | modern | |
strikestruck · struckto strikecommon⌄Verb Card strike - struck - struckThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplestruck - Lightning struck the tree.→ Example sentence using struck. Past Participlestruck - The town has been struck by a storm.→ Example sentence using struck. | ||||||
| swim | swam | swum | to swim | common | modern | |
swimswam · swumto swimcommon⌄Verb Card swim - swam - swumThe vowel changes: sing-sang-sung, swim-swam-swum. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleswam - She swam across the river.→ Example sentence using swam. Past Participleswum - I have swum in this lake before.→ Example sentence using swum. | ||||||
| swing | swung | swung | to swing | common | modern | |
swingswung · swungto swingcommon⌄Verb Card swing - swung - swungThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleswung - The door swung open.→ Example sentence using swung. Past Participleswung - The gate has swung shut.→ Example sentence using swung. | ||||||
| throw | threw | thrown | to throw | common | modern | |
throwthrew · thrownto throwcommon⌄Verb Card throw - threw - throwngrow-grew-grown, blow-blew-blown, know-knew-known. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplethrew - He threw the ball to me.→ Example sentence using threw. Past Participlethrown - Someone has thrown the old papers away.→ Example sentence using thrown. | ||||||
| wake | woke | woken | to wake | common | modern | |
wakewoke · wokento wakecommon⌄Verb Card wake - woke - wokenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewoke - I woke up at six.→ Example sentence using woke. Past Participlewoken - The baby has woken up.→ Example sentence using woken. | ||||||
| blow | blew | blown | to blow | common | modern | |
blowblew · blownto blowcommon⌄Verb Card blow - blew - blowngrow-grew-grown, blow-blew-blown, know-knew-known. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleblew - The wind blew hard.→ Example sentence using blew. Past Participleblown - The papers have blown away.→ Example sentence using blown. | ||||||
| fly | flew | flown | to fly | common | modern | |
flyflew · flownto flycommon⌄Verb Card fly - flew - flowngrow-grew-grown, blow-blew-blown, know-knew-known. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleflew - We flew to Rome last year.→ Example sentence using flew. Past Participleflown - She has flown alone before.→ Example sentence using flown. | ||||||
| forgive | forgave | forgiven | to forgive | common | modern | |
forgiveforgave · forgivento forgivecommon⌄Verb Card forgive - forgave - forgivenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforgave - She forgave him.→ Example sentence using forgave. Past Participleforgiven - He has forgiven his brother.→ Example sentence using forgiven. | ||||||
| freeze | froze | frozen | to freeze | common | modern | |
freezefroze · frozento freezecommon⌄Verb Card freeze - froze - frozenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplefroze - The lake froze overnight.→ Example sentence using froze. Past Participlefrozen - The food has frozen solid.→ Example sentence using frozen. | ||||||
| hide | hid | hidden | to hide | common | modern | |
hidehid · hiddento hidecommon⌄Verb Card hide - hid - hiddenThe second form has -ove, the third has -iven/-idden. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplehid - He hid the key in a drawer.→ Example sentence using hid. Past Participlehidden - She has hidden the gift.→ Example sentence using hidden. | ||||||
| ride | rode | ridden | to ride | common | modern | |
riderode · riddento ridecommon⌄Verb Card ride - rode - riddenThe second form has -ove, the third has -iven/-idden. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerode - She rode a bike to school.→ Example sentence using rode. Past Participleridden - He has ridden a horse before.→ Example sentence using ridden. | ||||||
| ring | rang | rung | to ring | common | modern | |
ringrang · rungto ringcommon⌄Verb Card ring - rang - rungThe vowel changes: sing-sang-sung, swim-swam-swum. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerang - The phone rang.→ Example sentence using rang. Past Participlerung - The bell has rung already.→ Example sentence using rung. | ||||||
| steal | stole | stolen | to steal | common | modern | |
stealstole · stolento stealcommon⌄Verb Card steal - stole - stolenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplestole - Someone stole my bag.→ Example sentence using stole. Past Participlestolen - My bike has been stolen.→ Example sentence using stolen. | ||||||
| tear | tore | torn | to tear | common | modern | |
teartore · tornto tearcommon⌄Verb Card tear - tore - tornwear-wore-worn, bear-bore-borne, tear-tore-torn. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpletore - He tore the paper.→ Example sentence using tore. Past Participletorn - The page has been torn out.→ Example sentence using torn. | ||||||
| bite | bit | bitten | to bite | common | modern | |
bitebit · bittento bitecommon⌄Verb Card bite - bit - bittenThe second form has -ove, the third has -iven/-idden. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebit - The dog bit him.→ Example sentence using bit. Past Participlebitten - She has been bitten by a mosquito.→ Example sentence using bitten. | ||||||
| bleed | bled | bled | to bleed | common | modern | |
bleedbled · bledto bleedcommon⌄Verb Card bleed - bled - bledThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebled - His finger bled.→ Example sentence using bled. Past Participlebled - The wound has bled again.→ Example sentence using bled. | ||||||
| feed | fed | fed | to feed | common | modern | |
feedfed · fedto feedcommon⌄Verb Card feed - fed - fedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplefed - She fed the cat.→ Example sentence using fed. Past Participlefed - The baby has been fed.→ Example sentence using fed. | ||||||
| fight | fought | fought | to fight | common | modern | |
fightfought · foughtto fightcommon⌄Verb Card fight - fought - foughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplefought - They fought bravely.→ Example sentence using fought. Past Participlefought - He has fought for this chance.→ Example sentence using fought. | ||||||
| flee | fled | fled | to flee | common | modern | |
fleefled · fledto fleecommon⌄Verb Card flee - fled - fledThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplefled - The thief fled.→ Example sentence using fled. Past Participlefled - Many families have fled the area.→ Example sentence using fled. | ||||||
| forbid | forbade | forbidden | to forbid | common | modern | |
forbidforbade · forbiddento forbidcommon⌄Verb Card forbid - forbade - forbiddenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforbade - They forbade smoking.→ Example sentence using forbade. Past Participleforbidden - Smoking has been forbidden here.→ Example sentence using forbidden. | ||||||
| hang | hung | hung | to hang | common | modern | |
hanghung · hungto hangcommon⌄Verb Card hang - hung - hungThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplehung - He hung the picture.→ Example sentence using hung. Past Participlehung - She has hung the coat by the door.→ Example sentence using hung. | ||||||
| kneel | knelt | knelt | to kneel | common | modern | |
kneelknelt · kneltto kneelcommon⌄Verb Card kneel - knelt - kneltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleknelt - She knelt down.→ Example sentence using knelt. Past Participleknelt - He has knelt there before.→ Example sentence using knelt. | ||||||
| lend | lent | lent | to lend | common | modern | |
lendlent · lentto lendcommon⌄Verb Card lend - lent - lentThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplelent - I lent him money.→ Example sentence using lent. Past Participlelent - She has lent her car to a friend.→ Example sentence using lent. | ||||||
| light | lit | lit | to light | common | modern | |
lightlit · litto lightcommon⌄Verb Card light - lit - litThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplelit - She lit a candle.→ Example sentence using lit. Past Participlelit - They have lit the fire.→ Example sentence using lit. | ||||||
| seek | sought | sought | to seek | common | modern | |
seeksought · soughtto seekcommon⌄Verb Card seek - sought - soughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesought - They sought advice.→ Example sentence using sought. Past Participlesought - She has sought help before.→ Example sentence using sought. | ||||||
| slide | slid | slid | to slide | common | modern | |
slideslid · slidto slidecommon⌄Verb Card slide - slid - slidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleslid - The box slid down.→ Example sentence using slid. Past Participleslid - The chair has slid across the floor.→ Example sentence using slid. | ||||||
| smite | smote | smitten | to smite | medium | modern | |
smitesmote · smittento smitemedium⌄Verb Card smite - smote - smittenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesmote - The hero smote the enemy.→ Example sentence using smote. Past Participlesmitten - The army was smitten by fear.→ Example sentence using smitten. | ||||||
| spin | spun | spun | to spin | medium | modern | |
spinspun · spunto spinmedium⌄Verb Card spin - spun - spunThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplespun - The wheel spun.→ Example sentence using spun. Past Participlespun - The machine has spun for hours.→ Example sentence using spun. | ||||||
| spring | sprang | sprung | to spring | medium | modern | |
springsprang · sprungto springmedium⌄Verb Card spring - sprang - sprungThe vowel changes: sing-sang-sung, swim-swam-swum. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesprang - He sprang from the chair.→ Example sentence using sprang. Past Participlesprung - The door has sprung open.→ Example sentence using sprung. | ||||||
| sting | stung | stung | to sting | medium | modern | |
stingstung · stungto stingmedium⌄Verb Card sting - stung - stungThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplestung - A bee stung me.→ Example sentence using stung. Past Participlestung - He has been stung by a bee.→ Example sentence using stung. | ||||||
| stink | stank | stunk | to stink | medium | modern | |
stinkstank · stunkto stinkmedium⌄Verb Card stink - stank - stunkVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplestank - The garbage stank.→ Example sentence using stank. Past Participlestunk - The room has stunk all day.→ Example sentence using stunk. | ||||||
| swear | swore | sworn | to swear | medium | modern | |
swearswore · swornto swearmedium⌄Verb Card swear - swore - swornwear-wore-worn, bear-bore-borne, tear-tore-torn. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleswore - He swore to tell the truth.→ Example sentence using swore. Past Participlesworn - She has sworn to keep the secret.→ Example sentence using sworn. | ||||||
| swell | swelled | swollen | to swell | medium | modern | |
swellswelled · swollento swellmedium⌄Verb Card swell - swelled - swollenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleswelled - Her ankle swelled.→ Example sentence using swelled. Past Participleswollen - His hand has swollen badly.→ Example sentence using swollen. | ||||||
| weep | wept | wept | to weep | medium | modern | |
weepwept · weptto weepmedium⌄Verb Card weep - wept - weptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewept - She wept quietly.→ Example sentence using wept. Past Participlewept - He has wept over this story before.→ Example sentence using wept. | ||||||
| wind | wound | wound | to wind | medium | modern | |
windwound · woundto windmedium⌄Verb Card wind - wound - woundThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewound - He wound the clock.→ Example sentence using wound. Past Participlewound - She has wound the cable around the hook.→ Example sentence using wound. | ||||||
| withdraw | withdrew | withdrawn | to withdraw | medium | modern | |
withdrawwithdrew · withdrawnto withdrawmedium⌄Verb Card withdraw - withdrew - withdrawndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewithdrew - She withdrew cash.→ Example sentence using withdrew. Past Participlewithdrawn - He has withdrawn money from the bank.→ Example sentence using withdrawn. | ||||||
| arise | arose | arisen | to arise | medium | modern | |
arisearose · arisento arisemedium⌄Verb Card arise - arose - arisenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplearose - A problem arose.→ Example sentence using arose. Past Participlearisen - Several questions have arisen.→ Example sentence using arisen. | ||||||
| awake | awoke | awoken | to awake | medium | modern | |
awakeawoke · awokento awakemedium⌄Verb Card awake - awoke - awokenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleawoke - He awoke at dawn.→ Example sentence using awoke. Past Participleawoken - She has awoken from a long sleep.→ Example sentence using awoken. | ||||||
| bear | bore | borne | to bear | medium | modern | |
bearbore · borneto bearmedium⌄Verb Card bear - bore - bornewear-wore-worn, bear-bore-borne, tear-tore-torn. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebore - She bore the pain bravely.→ Example sentence using bore. Past Participleborne - He has borne a lot of responsibility.→ Example sentence using borne. | ||||||
| beat | beat | beaten | to beat | medium | modern | |
beatbeat · beatento beatmedium⌄Verb Card beat - beat - beatenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebeat - They beat the record.→ Example sentence using beat. Past Participlebeaten - She has beaten her best time.→ Example sentence using beaten. | ||||||
| bend | bent | bent | to bend | medium | modern | |
bendbent · bentto bendmedium⌄Verb Card bend - bent - bentThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebent - He bent the wire.→ Example sentence using bent. Past Participlebent - The key has been bent.→ Example sentence using bent. | ||||||
| bet | bet | bet | to bet | medium | modern | |
betbet · betto betmedium⌄Verb Card bet - bet - betAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebet - I bet five dollars.→ Example sentence using bet. Past Participlebet - He has bet on this team before.→ Example sentence using bet. | ||||||
| bid | bid | bid | to bid | medium | modern | |
bidbid · bidto bidmedium⌄Verb Card bid - bid - bidAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebid - They bid for the painting.→ Example sentence using bid. Past Participlebid - Several buyers have bid on the house.→ Example sentence using bid. | ||||||
| bind | bound | bound | to bind | medium | modern | |
bindbound · boundto bindmedium⌄Verb Card bind - bound - boundThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebound - The rules bound them.→ Example sentence using bound. Past Participlebound - The documents have been bound together.→ Example sentence using bound. | ||||||
| breed | bred | bred | to breed | medium | modern | |
breedbred · bredto breedmedium⌄Verb Card breed - bred - bredThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebred - They bred horses.→ Example sentence using bred. Past Participlebred - These dogs have been bred for work.→ Example sentence using bred. | ||||||
| burst | burst | burst | to burst | medium | modern | |
burstburst · burstto burstmedium⌄Verb Card burst - burst - burstAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleburst - The balloon burst.→ Example sentence using burst. Past Participleburst - The pipe has burst.→ Example sentence using burst. | ||||||
| cast | cast | cast | to cast | medium | modern | |
castcast · castto castmedium⌄Verb Card cast - cast - castAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplecast - The director cast her.→ Example sentence using cast. Past Participlecast - She has been cast in a new show.→ Example sentence using cast. | ||||||
| cling | clung | clung | to cling | medium | modern | |
clingclung · clungto clingmedium⌄Verb Card cling - clung - clungThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleclung - The child clung to her.→ Example sentence using clung. Past Participleclung - The smell has clung to the jacket.→ Example sentence using clung. | ||||||
| creep | crept | crept | to creep | medium | modern | |
creepcrept · creptto creepmedium⌄Verb Card creep - crept - creptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplecrept - The cat crept closer.→ Example sentence using crept. Past Participlecrept - Fog has crept into the valley.→ Example sentence using crept. | ||||||
| dig | dug | dug | to dig | medium | modern | |
digdug · dugto digmedium⌄Verb Card dig - dug - dugThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledug - They dug a hole.→ Example sentence using dug. Past Participledug - The workers have dug a deep trench.→ Example sentence using dug. | ||||||
| dive | dove | dived | to dive | medium | modern | |
divedove · divedto divemedium⌄Verb Card dive - dove - divedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledove - She dove into the pool.→ Example sentence using dove. Past Participledived - He has dived here before.→ Example sentence using dived. | ||||||
| dream | dreamt | dreamt | to dream | medium | modern | |
dreamdreamt · dreamtto dreammedium⌄Verb Card dream - dreamt - dreamtThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledreamt - I dreamt about the sea.→ Example sentence using dreamt. Past Participledreamt - She has dreamed of this moment for years.→ Example sentence using dreamt. | ||||||
| dwell | dwelt | dwelt | to dwell | medium | modern | |
dwelldwelt · dweltto dwellmedium⌄Verb Card dwell - dwelt - dweltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledwelt - Yesterday, they dwelt it.→ Example sentence using dwelt. Past Participledwelt - They have dwelt it before.→ Example sentence using dwelt. | ||||||
| fling | flung | flung | to fling | medium | modern | |
flingflung · flungto flingmedium⌄Verb Card fling - flung - flungThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleflung - Yesterday, they flung it.→ Example sentence using flung. Past Participleflung - They have flung it before.→ Example sentence using flung. | ||||||
| grind | ground | ground | to grind | medium | modern | |
grindground · groundto grindmedium⌄Verb Card grind - ground - groundThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleground - They ground the coffee.→ Example sentence using ground. Past Participleground - The beans have been ground already.→ Example sentence using ground. | ||||||
| leap | leapt | leapt | to leap | medium | modern | |
leapleapt · leaptto leapmedium⌄Verb Card leap - leapt - leaptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleleapt - The horse leapt over the fence.→ Example sentence using leapt. Past Participleleapt - The athlete has leapt farther before.→ Example sentence using leapt. | ||||||
| mistake | mistook | mistaken | to mistake | medium | modern | |
mistakemistook · mistakento mistakemedium⌄Verb Card mistake - mistook - mistakenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemistook - I mistook him for his brother.→ Example sentence using mistook. Past Participlemistaken - She has mistaken the date before.→ Example sentence using mistaken. | ||||||
| overcome | overcame | overcome | to overcome | medium | modern | |
overcomeovercame · overcometo overcomemedium⌄Verb Card overcome - overcame - overcomeVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovercame - She overcame her fear.→ Example sentence using overcame. Past Participleovercome - He has overcome many difficulties.→ Example sentence using overcome. | ||||||
| overdo | overdid | overdone | to overdo | medium | modern | |
overdooverdid · overdoneto overdomedium⌄Verb Card overdo - overdid - overdoneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverdid - Yesterday, they overdid it.→ Example sentence using overdid. Past Participleoverdone - They have overdone it before.→ Example sentence using overdone. | ||||||
| overtake | overtook | overtaken | to overtake | medium | modern | |
overtakeovertook · overtakento overtakemedium⌄Verb Card overtake - overtook - overtakenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovertook - Yesterday, they overtook it.→ Example sentence using overtook. Past Participleovertaken - They have overtaken it before.→ Example sentence using overtaken. | ||||||
| quit | quit | quit | to quit | medium | modern | |
quitquit · quitto quitmedium⌄Verb Card quit - quit - quitAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplequit - He quit his job.→ Example sentence using quit. Past Participlequit - She has quit smoking.→ Example sentence using quit. | ||||||
| rid | rid | rid | to rid | medium | modern | |
ridrid · ridto ridmedium⌄Verb Card rid - rid - ridAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerid - Yesterday, they rid it.→ Example sentence using rid. Past Participlerid - They have rid it before.→ Example sentence using rid. | ||||||
| saw | sawed | sawn | to saw | medium | modern | |
sawsawed · sawnto sawmedium⌄Verb Card saw - sawed - sawnVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesawed - Yesterday, they sawed it.→ Example sentence using sawed. Past Participlesawn - They have sawn it before.→ Example sentence using sawn. | ||||||
| sew | sewed | sewn | to sew | medium | modern | |
sewsewed · sewnto sewmedium⌄Verb Card sew - sewed - sewnVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesewed - Yesterday, they sewed it.→ Example sentence using sewed. Past Participlesewn - They have sewn it before.→ Example sentence using sewn. | ||||||
| shed | shed | shed | to shed | medium | modern | |
shedshed · shedto shedmedium⌄Verb Card shed - shed - shedAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleshed - Yesterday, they shed it.→ Example sentence using shed. Past Participleshed - They have shed it before.→ Example sentence using shed. | ||||||
| shrink | shrank | shrunk | to shrink | medium | modern | |
shrinkshrank · shrunkto shrinkmedium⌄Verb Card shrink - shrank - shrunkVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleshrank - The shirt shrank.→ Example sentence using shrank. Past Participleshrunk - My sweater has shrunk.→ Example sentence using shrunk. | ||||||
| slay | slew | slain | to slay | medium | modern | |
slayslew · slainto slaymedium⌄Verb Card slay - slew - slainVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleslew - Yesterday, they slew it.→ Example sentence using slew. Past Participleslain - They have slain it before.→ Example sentence using slain. | ||||||
| sling | slung | slung | to sling | medium | modern | |
slingslung · slungto slingmedium⌄Verb Card sling - slung - slungThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleslung - Yesterday, they slung it.→ Example sentence using slung. Past Participleslung - They have slung it before.→ Example sentence using slung. | ||||||
| sneak | snuck | snuck | to sneak | medium | modern | |
sneaksnuck · snuckto sneakmedium⌄Verb Card sneak - snuck - snuckThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesnuck - Yesterday, they snuck it.→ Example sentence using snuck. Past Participlesnuck - They have snuck it before.→ Example sentence using snuck. | ||||||
| sow | sowed | sown | to sow | medium | modern | |
sowsowed · sownto sowmedium⌄Verb Card sow - sowed - sownVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesowed - Yesterday, they sowed it.→ Example sentence using sowed. Past Participlesown - They have sown it before.→ Example sentence using sown. | ||||||
| stride | strode | stridden | to stride | medium | modern | |
stridestrode · striddento stridemedium⌄Verb Card stride - strode - striddenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplestrode - Yesterday, they strode it.→ Example sentence using strode. Past Participlestridden - They have stridden it before.→ Example sentence using stridden. | ||||||
| strive | strove | striven | to strive | medium | modern | |
strivestrove · strivento strivemedium⌄Verb Card strive - strove - strivenThe second form has -ove, the third has -iven/-idden. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplestrove - Yesterday, they strove it.→ Example sentence using strove. Past Participlestriven - They have striven it before.→ Example sentence using striven. | ||||||
| tread | trod | trodden | to tread | medium | modern | |
treadtrod · troddento treadmedium⌄Verb Card tread - trod - troddenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpletrod - Yesterday, they trod it.→ Example sentence using trod. Past Participletrodden - They have trodden it before.→ Example sentence using trodden. | ||||||
| undergo | underwent | undergone | to undergo | medium | modern | |
undergounderwent · undergoneto undergomedium⌄Verb Card undergo - underwent - undergoneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderwent - Yesterday, they underwent it.→ Example sentence using underwent. Past Participleundergone - They have undergone it before.→ Example sentence using undergone. | ||||||
| undertake | undertook | undertaken | to undertake | medium | modern | |
undertakeundertook · undertakento undertakemedium⌄Verb Card undertake - undertook - undertakenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleundertook - Yesterday, they undertook it.→ Example sentence using undertook. Past Participleundertaken - They have undertaken it before.→ Example sentence using undertaken. | ||||||
| upset | upset | upset | to upset | medium | modern | |
upsetupset · upsetto upsetmedium⌄Verb Card upset - upset - upsetAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleupset - Yesterday, they upset it.→ Example sentence using upset. Past Participleupset - They have upset it before.→ Example sentence using upset. | ||||||
| withstand | withstood | withstood | to withstand | medium | modern | |
withstandwithstood · withstoodto withstandmedium⌄Verb Card withstand - withstood - withstoodThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewithstood - Yesterday, they withstood it.→ Example sentence using withstood. Past Participlewithstood - They have withstood it before.→ Example sentence using withstood. | ||||||
| forbear | forbore | forborne | to forbear | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
forbearforbore · forborneto forbearmedium⌄Verb Card forbear - forbore - forborneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforbore - Yesterday, they forbore it.→ Example sentence using forbore. Past Participleforborne - They have forborne it before.→ Example sentence using forborne. | ||||||
| overbear | overbore | overborne | to overbear | medium | modern | |
overbearoverbore · overborneto overbearmedium⌄Verb Card overbear - overbore - overborneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverbore - Yesterday, they overbore it.→ Example sentence using overbore. Past Participleoverborne - They have overborne it before.→ Example sentence using overborne. | ||||||
| underbear | underbore | underborne | to underbear | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
underbearunderbore · underborneto underbearmedium⌄Verb Card underbear - underbore - underborneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderbore - Yesterday, they underbore it.→ Example sentence using underbore. Past Participleunderborne - They have underborne it before.→ Example sentence using underborne. | ||||||
| browbeat | browbeat | browbeaten | to browbeat | medium | modern | |
browbeatbrowbeat · browbeatento browbeatmedium⌄Verb Card browbeat - browbeat - browbeatenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebrowbeat - Yesterday, they browbeat it.→ Example sentence using browbeat. Past Participlebrowbeaten - They have browbeaten it before.→ Example sentence using browbeaten. | ||||||
| overbeat | overbeat | overbeaten | to overbeat | medium | modern | |
overbeatoverbeat · overbeatento overbeatmedium⌄Verb Card overbeat - overbeat - overbeatenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverbeat - Yesterday, they overbeat it.→ Example sentence using overbeat. Past Participleoverbeaten - They have overbeaten it before.→ Example sentence using overbeaten. | ||||||
| misbecome | misbecame | misbecome | to misbecome | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
misbecomemisbecame · misbecometo misbecomemedium⌄Verb Card misbecome - misbecame - misbecomeVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemisbecame - Yesterday, they misbecame it.→ Example sentence using misbecame. Past Participlemisbecome - They have misbecome it before.→ Example sentence using misbecome. | ||||||
| misbeget | misbegot | misbegotten | to misbeget | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
misbegetmisbegot · misbegottento misbegetmedium⌄Verb Card misbeget - misbegot - misbegottenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemisbegot - Yesterday, they misbegot it.→ Example sentence using misbegot. Past Participlemisbegotten - They have misbegotten it before.→ Example sentence using misbegotten. | ||||||
| overbend | overbent | overbent | to overbend | medium | modern | |
overbendoverbent · overbentto overbendmedium⌄Verb Card overbend - overbent - overbentThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverbent - Yesterday, they overbent it.→ Example sentence using overbent. Past Participleoverbent - They have overbent it before.→ Example sentence using overbent. | ||||||
| unbend | unbent | unbent | to unbend | medium | modern | |
unbendunbent · unbentto unbendmedium⌄Verb Card unbend - unbent - unbentThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunbent - Yesterday, they unbent it.→ Example sentence using unbent. Past Participleunbent - They have unbent it before.→ Example sentence using unbent. | ||||||
| underbet | underbet | underbet | to underbet | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
underbetunderbet · underbetto underbetmedium⌄Verb Card underbet - underbet - underbetAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderbet - Yesterday, they underbet it.→ Example sentence using underbet. Past Participleunderbet - They have underbet it before.→ Example sentence using underbet. | ||||||
| outbid | outbid | outbid | to outbid | medium | modern | |
outbidoutbid · outbidto outbidmedium⌄Verb Card outbid - outbid - outbidAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutbid - Yesterday, they outbid it.→ Example sentence using outbid. Past Participleoutbid - They have outbid it before.→ Example sentence using outbid. | ||||||
| overbid | overbid | overbid | to overbid | medium | modern | |
overbidoverbid · overbidto overbidmedium⌄Verb Card overbid - overbid - overbidAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverbid - Yesterday, they overbid it.→ Example sentence using overbid. Past Participleoverbid - They have overbid it before.→ Example sentence using overbid. | ||||||
| rebid | rebid | rebid | to rebid | medium | modern | |
rebidrebid · rebidto rebidmedium⌄Verb Card rebid - rebid - rebidAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerebid - Yesterday, they rebid it.→ Example sentence using rebid. Past Participlerebid - They have rebid it before.→ Example sentence using rebid. | ||||||
| underbid | underbid | underbid | to underbid | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
underbidunderbid · underbidto underbidmedium⌄Verb Card underbid - underbid - underbidAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderbid - Yesterday, they underbid it.→ Example sentence using underbid. Past Participleunderbid - They have underbid it before.→ Example sentence using underbid. | ||||||
| unbind | unbound | unbound | to unbind | medium | modern | |
unbindunbound · unboundto unbindmedium⌄Verb Card unbind - unbound - unboundThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunbound - Yesterday, they unbound it.→ Example sentence using unbound. Past Participleunbound - They have unbound it before.→ Example sentence using unbound. | ||||||
| backbite | backbit | backbitten | to backbite | medium | modern | |
backbitebackbit · backbittento backbitemedium⌄Verb Card backbite - backbit - backbittenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebackbit - Yesterday, they backbit it.→ Example sentence using backbit. Past Participlebackbitten - They have backbitten it before.→ Example sentence using backbitten. | ||||||
| overbite | overbit | overbitten | to overbite | medium | modern | |
overbiteoverbit · overbittento overbitemedium⌄Verb Card overbite - overbit - overbittenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverbit - Yesterday, they overbit it.→ Example sentence using overbit. Past Participleoverbitten - They have overbitten it before.→ Example sentence using overbitten. | ||||||
| overblow | overblew | overblown | to overblow | medium | modern | |
overblowoverblew · overblownto overblowmedium⌄Verb Card overblow - overblew - overblowndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverblew - Yesterday, they overblew it.→ Example sentence using overblew. Past Participleoverblown - They have overblown it before.→ Example sentence using overblown. | ||||||
| outblow | outblew | outblown | to outblow | medium | modern | |
outblowoutblew · outblownto outblowmedium⌄Verb Card outblow - outblew - outblowndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutblew - Yesterday, they outblew it.→ Example sentence using outblew. Past Participleoutblown - They have outblown it before.→ Example sentence using outblown. | ||||||
| outbreak | outbroke | outbroken | to outbreak | medium | modern | |
outbreakoutbroke · outbrokento outbreakmedium⌄Verb Card outbreak - outbroke - outbrokenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutbroke - Yesterday, they outbroke it.→ Example sentence using outbroke. Past Participleoutbroken - They have outbroken it before.→ Example sentence using outbroken. | ||||||
| overbreak | overbroke | overbroken | to overbreak | medium | modern | |
overbreakoverbroke · overbrokento overbreakmedium⌄Verb Card overbreak - overbroke - overbrokenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverbroke - Yesterday, they overbroke it.→ Example sentence using overbroke. Past Participleoverbroken - They have overbroken it before.→ Example sentence using overbroken. | ||||||
| underbreak | underbroke | underbroken | to underbreak | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
underbreakunderbroke · underbrokento underbreakmedium⌄Verb Card underbreak - underbroke - underbrokenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderbroke - Yesterday, they underbroke it.→ Example sentence using underbroke. Past Participleunderbroken - They have underbroken it before.→ Example sentence using underbroken. | ||||||
| overbring | overbrought | overbrought | to overbring | medium | modern | |
overbringoverbrought · overbroughtto overbringmedium⌄Verb Card overbring - overbrought - overbroughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverbrought - Yesterday, they overbrought it.→ Example sentence using overbrought. Past Participleoverbrought - They have overbrought it before.→ Example sentence using overbrought. | ||||||
| upbring | upbrought | upbrought | to upbring | medium | modern | |
upbringupbrought · upbroughtto upbringmedium⌄Verb Card upbring - upbrought - upbroughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleupbrought - Yesterday, they upbrought it.→ Example sentence using upbrought. Past Participleupbrought - They have upbrought it before.→ Example sentence using upbrought. | ||||||
| overbuild | overbuilt | overbuilt | to overbuild | medium | modern | |
overbuildoverbuilt · overbuiltto overbuildmedium⌄Verb Card overbuild - overbuilt - overbuiltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverbuilt - Yesterday, they overbuilt it.→ Example sentence using overbuilt. Past Participleoverbuilt - They have overbuilt it before.→ Example sentence using overbuilt. | ||||||
| rebuild | rebuilt | rebuilt | to rebuild | medium | modern | |
rebuildrebuilt · rebuiltto rebuildmedium⌄Verb Card rebuild - rebuilt - rebuiltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerebuilt - Yesterday, they rebuilt it.→ Example sentence using rebuilt. Past Participlerebuilt - They have rebuilt it before.→ Example sentence using rebuilt. | ||||||
| underbuild | underbuilt | underbuilt | to underbuild | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
underbuildunderbuilt · underbuiltto underbuildmedium⌄Verb Card underbuild - underbuilt - underbuiltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderbuilt - Yesterday, they underbuilt it.→ Example sentence using underbuilt. Past Participleunderbuilt - They have underbuilt it before.→ Example sentence using underbuilt. | ||||||
| upbuild | upbuilt | upbuilt | to upbuild | medium | modern | |
upbuildupbuilt · upbuiltto upbuildmedium⌄Verb Card upbuild - upbuilt - upbuiltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleupbuilt - Yesterday, they upbuilt it.→ Example sentence using upbuilt. Past Participleupbuilt - They have upbuilt it before.→ Example sentence using upbuilt. | ||||||
| overbuy | overbought | overbought | to overbuy | medium | modern | |
overbuyoverbought · overboughtto overbuymedium⌄Verb Card overbuy - overbought - overboughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverbought - Yesterday, they overbought it.→ Example sentence using overbought. Past Participleoverbought - They have overbought it before.→ Example sentence using overbought. | ||||||
| rebuy | rebought | rebought | to rebuy | medium | modern | |
rebuyrebought · reboughtto rebuymedium⌄Verb Card rebuy - rebought - reboughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerebought - Yesterday, they rebought it.→ Example sentence using rebought. Past Participlerebought - They have rebought it before.→ Example sentence using rebought. | ||||||
| underbuy | underbought | underbought | to underbuy | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
underbuyunderbought · underboughtto underbuymedium⌄Verb Card underbuy - underbought - underboughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderbought - Yesterday, they underbought it.→ Example sentence using underbought. Past Participleunderbought - They have underbought it before.→ Example sentence using underbought. | ||||||
| broadcast | broadcast | broadcast | to broadcast | medium | modern | |
broadcastbroadcast · broadcastto broadcastmedium⌄Verb Card broadcast - broadcast - broadcastAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebroadcast - Yesterday, they broadcast it.→ Example sentence using broadcast. Past Participlebroadcast - They have broadcast it before.→ Example sentence using broadcast. | ||||||
| forecast | forecast | forecast | to forecast | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
forecastforecast · forecastto forecastmedium⌄Verb Card forecast - forecast - forecastAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforecast - Yesterday, they forecast it.→ Example sentence using forecast. Past Participleforecast - They have forecast it before.→ Example sentence using forecast. | ||||||
| miscast | miscast | miscast | to miscast | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
miscastmiscast · miscastto miscastmedium⌄Verb Card miscast - miscast - miscastAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemiscast - Yesterday, they miscast it.→ Example sentence using miscast. Past Participlemiscast - They have miscast it before.→ Example sentence using miscast. | ||||||
| overcast | overcast | overcast | to overcast | medium | modern | |
overcastovercast · overcastto overcastmedium⌄Verb Card overcast - overcast - overcastAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovercast - Yesterday, they overcast it.→ Example sentence using overcast. Past Participleovercast - They have overcast it before.→ Example sentence using overcast. | ||||||
| recast | recast | recast | to recast | medium | modern | |
recastrecast · recastto recastmedium⌄Verb Card recast - recast - recastAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerecast - Yesterday, they recast it.→ Example sentence using recast. Past Participlerecast - They have recast it before.→ Example sentence using recast. | ||||||
| telecast | telecast | telecast | to telecast | medium | modern | |
telecasttelecast · telecastto telecastmedium⌄Verb Card telecast - telecast - telecastAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpletelecast - Yesterday, they telecast it.→ Example sentence using telecast. Past Participletelecast - They have telecast it before.→ Example sentence using telecast. | ||||||
| typecast | typecast | typecast | to typecast | medium | modern | |
typecasttypecast · typecastto typecastmedium⌄Verb Card typecast - typecast - typecastAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpletypecast - Yesterday, they typecast it.→ Example sentence using typecast. Past Participletypecast - They have typecast it before.→ Example sentence using typecast. | ||||||
| outcatch | outcaught | outcaught | to outcatch | medium | modern | |
outcatchoutcaught · outcaughtto outcatchmedium⌄Verb Card outcatch - outcaught - outcaughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutcaught - Yesterday, they outcaught it.→ Example sentence using outcaught. Past Participleoutcaught - They have outcaught it before.→ Example sentence using outcaught. | ||||||
| overcatch | overcaught | overcaught | to overcatch | medium | modern | |
overcatchovercaught · overcaughtto overcatchmedium⌄Verb Card overcatch - overcaught - overcaughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovercaught - Yesterday, they overcaught it.→ Example sentence using overcaught. Past Participleovercaught - They have overcaught it before.→ Example sentence using overcaught. | ||||||
| undercome | undercame | undercome | to undercome | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
undercomeundercame · undercometo undercomemedium⌄Verb Card undercome - undercame - undercomeVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleundercame - Yesterday, they undercame it.→ Example sentence using undercame. Past Participleundercome - They have undercome it before.→ Example sentence using undercome. | ||||||
| upcome | upcame | upcome | to upcome | medium | modern | |
upcomeupcame · upcometo upcomemedium⌄Verb Card upcome - upcame - upcomeVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleupcame - Yesterday, they upcame it.→ Example sentence using upcame. Past Participleupcome - They have upcome it before.→ Example sentence using upcome. | ||||||
| overcut | overcut | overcut | to overcut | medium | modern | |
overcutovercut · overcutto overcutmedium⌄Verb Card overcut - overcut - overcutAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovercut - Yesterday, they overcut it.→ Example sentence using overcut. Past Participleovercut - They have overcut it before.→ Example sentence using overcut. | ||||||
| recut | recut | recut | to recut | medium | modern | |
recutrecut · recutto recutmedium⌄Verb Card recut - recut - recutAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerecut - Yesterday, they recut it.→ Example sentence using recut. Past Participlerecut - They have recut it before.→ Example sentence using recut. | ||||||
| undercut | undercut | undercut | to undercut | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
undercutundercut · undercutto undercutmedium⌄Verb Card undercut - undercut - undercutAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleundercut - Yesterday, they undercut it.→ Example sentence using undercut. Past Participleundercut - They have undercut it before.→ Example sentence using undercut. | ||||||
| redo | redid | redone | to redo | medium | modern | |
redoredid · redoneto redomedium⌄Verb Card redo - redid - redoneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleredid - Yesterday, they redid it.→ Example sentence using redid. Past Participleredone - They have redone it before.→ Example sentence using redone. | ||||||
| underdo | underdid | underdone | to underdo | medium | rare / old-fashioned | |
underdounderdid · underdoneto underdomedium⌄Verb Card underdo - underdid - underdoneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderdid - Yesterday, they underdid it.→ Example sentence using underdid. Past Participleunderdone - They have underdone it before.→ Example sentence using underdone. | ||||||
| undo | undid | undone | to undo | medium | modern | |
undoundid · undoneto undomedium⌄Verb Card undo - undid - undoneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleundid - Yesterday, they undid it.→ Example sentence using undid. Past Participleundone - They have undone it before.→ Example sentence using undone. | ||||||
| downdraw | downdrew | downdrawn | to downdraw | medium | modern | |
downdrawdowndrew · downdrawnto downdrawmedium⌄Verb Card downdraw - downdrew - downdrawndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledowndrew - Yesterday, they downdrew it.→ Example sentence using downdrew. Past Participledowndrawn - They have downdrawn it before.→ Example sentence using downdrawn. | ||||||
| outdraw | outdrew | outdrawn | to outdraw | rare | modern | |
outdrawoutdrew · outdrawnto outdrawrare⌄Verb Card outdraw - outdrew - outdrawndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutdrew - Yesterday, they outdrew it.→ Example sentence using outdrew. Past Participleoutdrawn - They have outdrawn it before.→ Example sentence using outdrawn. | ||||||
| overdraw | overdrew | overdrawn | to overdraw | rare | modern | |
overdrawoverdrew · overdrawnto overdrawrare⌄Verb Card overdraw - overdrew - overdrawndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverdrew - Yesterday, they overdrew it.→ Example sentence using overdrew. Past Participleoverdrawn - They have overdrawn it before.→ Example sentence using overdrawn. | ||||||
| redraw | redrew | redrawn | to redraw | rare | modern | |
redrawredrew · redrawnto redrawrare⌄Verb Card redraw - redrew - redrawndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleredrew - Yesterday, they redrew it.→ Example sentence using redrew. Past Participleredrawn - They have redrawn it before.→ Example sentence using redrawn. | ||||||
| underdraw | underdrew | underdrawn | to underdraw | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underdrawunderdrew · underdrawnto underdrawrare⌄Verb Card underdraw - underdrew - underdrawndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderdrew - Yesterday, they underdrew it.→ Example sentence using underdrew. Past Participleunderdrawn - They have underdrawn it before.→ Example sentence using underdrawn. | ||||||
| updraw | updrew | updrawn | to updraw | rare | modern | |
updrawupdrew · updrawnto updrawrare⌄Verb Card updraw - updrew - updrawndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleupdrew - Yesterday, they updrew it.→ Example sentence using updrew. Past Participleupdrawn - They have updrawn it before.→ Example sentence using updrawn. | ||||||
| bedream | bedreamt | bedreamt | to bedream | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
bedreambedreamt · bedreamtto bedreamrare⌄Verb Card bedream - bedreamt - bedreamtThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebedreamt - Yesterday, they bedreamt it.→ Example sentence using bedreamt. Past Participlebedreamt - They have bedreamt it before.→ Example sentence using bedreamt. | ||||||
| overdrive | overdrove | overdriven | to overdrive | rare | modern | |
overdriveoverdrove · overdrivento overdriverare⌄Verb Card overdrive - overdrove - overdrivenThe second form has -ove, the third has -iven/-idden. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverdrove - Yesterday, they overdrove it.→ Example sentence using overdrove. Past Participleoverdriven - They have overdriven it before.→ Example sentence using overdriven. | ||||||
| underdrive | underdrove | underdriven | to underdrive | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underdriveunderdrove · underdrivento underdriverare⌄Verb Card underdrive - underdrove - underdrivenThe second form has -ove, the third has -iven/-idden. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderdrove - Yesterday, they underdrove it.→ Example sentence using underdrove. Past Participleunderdriven - They have underdriven it before.→ Example sentence using underdriven. | ||||||
| test-drive | test-drove | test-driven | to test-drive | rare | modern | |
test-drivetest-drove · test-drivento test-driverare⌄Verb Card test-drive - test-drove - test-drivenThe second form has -ove, the third has -iven/-idden. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpletest-drove - Yesterday, they test-drove it.→ Example sentence using test-drove. Past Participletest-driven - They have test-driven it before.→ Example sentence using test-driven. | ||||||
| bedwell | bedwelt | bedwelt | to bedwell | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
bedwellbedwelt · bedweltto bedwellrare⌄Verb Card bedwell - bedwelt - bedweltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebedwelt - Yesterday, they bedwelt it.→ Example sentence using bedwelt. Past Participlebedwelt - They have bedwelt it before.→ Example sentence using bedwelt. | ||||||
| outdwell | outdwelt | outdwelt | to outdwell | rare | modern | |
outdwelloutdwelt · outdweltto outdwellrare⌄Verb Card outdwell - outdwelt - outdweltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutdwelt - Yesterday, they outdwelt it.→ Example sentence using outdwelt. Past Participleoutdwelt - They have outdwelt it before.→ Example sentence using outdwelt. | ||||||
| outeat | outate | outeaten | to outeat | rare | modern | |
outeatoutate · outeatento outeatrare⌄Verb Card outeat - outate - outeatenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutate - Yesterday, they outate it.→ Example sentence using outate. Past Participleouteaten - They have outeaten it before.→ Example sentence using outeaten. | ||||||
| overeat | overate | overeaten | to overeat | rare | modern | |
overeatoverate · overeatento overeatrare⌄Verb Card overeat - overate - overeatenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverate - Yesterday, they overate it.→ Example sentence using overate. Past Participleovereaten - They have overeaten it before.→ Example sentence using overeaten. | ||||||
| undereat | underate | undereaten | to undereat | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
undereatunderate · undereatento undereatrare⌄Verb Card undereat - underate - undereatenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderate - Yesterday, they underate it.→ Example sentence using underate. Past Participleundereaten - They have undereaten it before.→ Example sentence using undereaten. | ||||||
| befall | befell | befallen | to befall | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
befallbefell · befallento befallrare⌄Verb Card befall - befell - befallenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebefell - Yesterday, they befell it.→ Example sentence using befell. Past Participlebefallen - They have befallen it before.→ Example sentence using befallen. | ||||||
| overfall | overfell | overfallen | to overfall | rare | modern | |
overfalloverfell · overfallento overfallrare⌄Verb Card overfall - overfell - overfallenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverfell - Yesterday, they overfell it.→ Example sentence using overfell. Past Participleoverfallen - They have overfallen it before.→ Example sentence using overfallen. | ||||||
| underfall | underfell | underfallen | to underfall | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underfallunderfell · underfallento underfallrare⌄Verb Card underfall - underfell - underfallenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderfell - Yesterday, they underfell it.→ Example sentence using underfell. Past Participleunderfallen - They have underfallen it before.→ Example sentence using underfallen. | ||||||
| breastfeed | breastfed | breastfed | to breastfeed | rare | modern | |
breastfeedbreastfed · breastfedto breastfeedrare⌄Verb Card breastfeed - breastfed - breastfedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebreastfed - Yesterday, they breastfed it.→ Example sentence using breastfed. Past Participlebreastfed - They have breastfed it before.→ Example sentence using breastfed. | ||||||
| overfeed | overfed | overfed | to overfeed | rare | modern | |
overfeedoverfed · overfedto overfeedrare⌄Verb Card overfeed - overfed - overfedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverfed - Yesterday, they overfed it.→ Example sentence using overfed. Past Participleoverfed - They have overfed it before.→ Example sentence using overfed. | ||||||
| underfeed | underfed | underfed | to underfeed | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underfeedunderfed · underfedto underfeedrare⌄Verb Card underfeed - underfed - underfedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderfed - Yesterday, they underfed it.→ Example sentence using underfed. Past Participleunderfed - They have underfed it before.→ Example sentence using underfed. | ||||||
| overfeel | overfelt | overfelt | to overfeel | rare | modern | |
overfeeloverfelt · overfeltto overfeelrare⌄Verb Card overfeel - overfelt - overfeltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverfelt - Yesterday, they overfelt it.→ Example sentence using overfelt. Past Participleoverfelt - They have overfelt it before.→ Example sentence using overfelt. | ||||||
| underfeel | underfelt | underfelt | to underfeel | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underfeelunderfelt · underfeltto underfeelrare⌄Verb Card underfeel - underfelt - underfeltThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderfelt - Yesterday, they underfelt it.→ Example sentence using underfelt. Past Participleunderfelt - They have underfelt it before.→ Example sentence using underfelt. | ||||||
| outfight | outfought | outfought | to outfight | rare | modern | |
outfightoutfought · outfoughtto outfightrare⌄Verb Card outfight - outfought - outfoughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutfought - Yesterday, they outfought it.→ Example sentence using outfought. Past Participleoutfought - They have outfought it before.→ Example sentence using outfought. | ||||||
| overfight | overfought | overfought | to overfight | rare | modern | |
overfightoverfought · overfoughtto overfightrare⌄Verb Card overfight - overfought - overfoughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverfought - Yesterday, they overfought it.→ Example sentence using overfought. Past Participleoverfought - They have overfought it before.→ Example sentence using overfought. | ||||||
| outfind | outfound | outfound | to outfind | rare | modern | |
outfindoutfound · outfoundto outfindrare⌄Verb Card outfind - outfound - outfoundThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutfound - Yesterday, they outfound it.→ Example sentence using outfound. Past Participleoutfound - They have outfound it before.→ Example sentence using outfound. | ||||||
| overfly | overflew | overflown | to overfly | rare | modern | |
overflyoverflew · overflownto overflyrare⌄Verb Card overfly - overflew - overflowndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverflew - Yesterday, they overflew it.→ Example sentence using overflew. Past Participleoverflown - They have overflown it before.→ Example sentence using overflown. | ||||||
| beget | begot | begotten/got | to beget | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
begetbegot · begotten/gotto begetrare⌄Verb Card beget - begot - begotten/gotVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebegot - Yesterday, they begot it.→ Example sentence using begot. Past Participlebegotten/got - They have begotten it before.→ Example sentence using begotten/got. | ||||||
| overgive | overgave | overgiven | to overgive | rare | modern | |
overgiveovergave · overgivento overgiverare⌄Verb Card overgive - overgave - overgivenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovergave - Yesterday, they overgave it.→ Example sentence using overgave. Past Participleovergiven - They have overgiven it before.→ Example sentence using overgiven. | ||||||
| forego | forewent | foregone | to forego | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
foregoforewent · foregoneto foregorare⌄Verb Card forego - forewent - foregoneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforewent - Yesterday, they forewent it.→ Example sentence using forewent. Past Participleforegone - They have foregone it before.→ Example sentence using foregone. | ||||||
| forgo | forwent | forgone | to forgo | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
forgoforwent · forgoneto forgorare⌄Verb Card forgo - forwent - forgoneVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforwent - Yesterday, they forwent it.→ Example sentence using forwent. Past Participleforgone - They have forgone it before.→ Example sentence using forgone. | ||||||
| outgrow | outgrew | outgrown | to outgrow | rare | modern | |
outgrowoutgrew · outgrownto outgrowrare⌄Verb Card outgrow - outgrew - outgrowndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutgrew - Yesterday, they outgrew it.→ Example sentence using outgrew. Past Participleoutgrown - They have outgrown it before.→ Example sentence using outgrown. | ||||||
| overgrow | overgrew | overgrown | to overgrow | rare | modern | |
overgrowovergrew · overgrownto overgrowrare⌄Verb Card overgrow - overgrew - overgrowndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovergrew - Yesterday, they overgrew it.→ Example sentence using overgrew. Past Participleovergrown - They have overgrown it before.→ Example sentence using overgrown. | ||||||
| overhang | overhung | overhung | to overhang | rare | modern | |
overhangoverhung · overhungto overhangrare⌄Verb Card overhang - overhung - overhungThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverhung - Yesterday, they overhung it.→ Example sentence using overhung. Past Participleoverhung - They have overhung it before.→ Example sentence using overhung. | ||||||
| mishear | misheard | misheard | to mishear | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
mishearmisheard · misheardto mishearrare⌄Verb Card mishear - misheard - misheardThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemisheard - Yesterday, they misheard it.→ Example sentence using misheard. Past Participlemisheard - They have misheard it before.→ Example sentence using misheard. | ||||||
| overhear | overheard | overheard | to overhear | rare | modern | |
overhearoverheard · overheardto overhearrare⌄Verb Card overhear - overheard - overheardThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverheard - Yesterday, they overheard it.→ Example sentence using overheard. Past Participleoverheard - They have overheard it before.→ Example sentence using overheard. | ||||||
| overhide | overhid | overhidden | to overhide | rare | modern | |
overhideoverhid · overhiddento overhiderare⌄Verb Card overhide - overhid - overhiddenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverhid - Yesterday, they overhid it.→ Example sentence using overhid. Past Participleoverhidden - They have overhidden it before.→ Example sentence using overhidden. | ||||||
| overhit | overhit | overhit | to overhit | rare | modern | |
overhitoverhit · overhitto overhitrare⌄Verb Card overhit - overhit - overhitAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverhit - Yesterday, they overhit it.→ Example sentence using overhit. Past Participleoverhit - They have overhit it before.→ Example sentence using overhit. | ||||||
| underhit | underhit | underhit | to underhit | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underhitunderhit · underhitto underhitrare⌄Verb Card underhit - underhit - underhitAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderhit - Yesterday, they underhit it.→ Example sentence using underhit. Past Participleunderhit - They have underhit it before.→ Example sentence using underhit. | ||||||
| behold | beheld | beheld | to behold | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
beholdbeheld · beheldto beholdrare⌄Verb Card behold - beheld - beheldThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebeheld - Yesterday, they beheld it.→ Example sentence using beheld. Past Participlebeheld - They have beheld it before.→ Example sentence using beheld. | ||||||
| uphold | upheld | upheld | to uphold | rare | modern | |
upholdupheld · upheldto upholdrare⌄Verb Card uphold - upheld - upheldThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleupheld - Yesterday, they upheld it.→ Example sentence using upheld. Past Participleupheld - They have upheld it before.→ Example sentence using upheld. | ||||||
| withhold | withheld | withheld | to withhold | rare | modern | |
withholdwithheld · withheldto withholdrare⌄Verb Card withhold - withheld - withheldThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewithheld - Yesterday, they withheld it.→ Example sentence using withheld. Past Participlewithheld - They have withheld it before.→ Example sentence using withheld. | ||||||
| miskeep | miskept | miskept | to miskeep | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
miskeepmiskept · miskeptto miskeeprare⌄Verb Card miskeep - miskept - miskeptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemiskept - Yesterday, they miskept it.→ Example sentence using miskept. Past Participlemiskept - They have miskept it before.→ Example sentence using miskept. | ||||||
| overkeep | overkept | overkept | to overkeep | rare | modern | |
overkeepoverkept · overkeptto overkeeprare⌄Verb Card overkeep - overkept - overkeptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverkept - Yesterday, they overkept it.→ Example sentence using overkept. Past Participleoverkept - They have overkept it before.→ Example sentence using overkept. | ||||||
| underkeep | underkept | underkept | to underkeep | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underkeepunderkept · underkeptto underkeeprare⌄Verb Card underkeep - underkept - underkeptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderkept - Yesterday, they underkept it.→ Example sentence using underkept. Past Participleunderkept - They have underkept it before.→ Example sentence using underkept. | ||||||
| foreknow | foreknew | foreknown | to foreknow | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
foreknowforeknew · foreknownto foreknowrare⌄Verb Card foreknow - foreknew - foreknowndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforeknew - Yesterday, they foreknew it.→ Example sentence using foreknew. Past Participleforeknown - They have foreknown it before.→ Example sentence using foreknown. | ||||||
| misknow | misknew | misknown | to misknow | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
misknowmisknew · misknownto misknowrare⌄Verb Card misknow - misknew - misknowndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemisknew - Yesterday, they misknew it.→ Example sentence using misknew. Past Participlemisknown - They have misknown it before.→ Example sentence using misknown. | ||||||
| unknow | unknew | unknown | to unknow | rare | modern | |
unknowunknew · unknownto unknowrare⌄Verb Card unknow - unknew - unknowndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunknew - Yesterday, they unknew it.→ Example sentence using unknew. Past Participleunknown - They have unknown it before.→ Example sentence using unknown. | ||||||
| inlay | inlaid | inlaid | to inlay | rare | modern | |
inlayinlaid · inlaidto inlayrare⌄Verb Card inlay - inlaid - inlaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleinlaid - Yesterday, they inlaid it.→ Example sentence using inlaid. Past Participleinlaid - They have inlaid it before.→ Example sentence using inlaid. | ||||||
| interlay | interlaid | interlaid | to interlay | rare | modern | |
interlayinterlaid · interlaidto interlayrare⌄Verb Card interlay - interlaid - interlaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleinterlaid - Yesterday, they interlaid it.→ Example sentence using interlaid. Past Participleinterlaid - They have interlaid it before.→ Example sentence using interlaid. | ||||||
| mislay | mislaid | mislaid | to mislay | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
mislaymislaid · mislaidto mislayrare⌄Verb Card mislay - mislaid - mislaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemislaid - Yesterday, they mislaid it.→ Example sentence using mislaid. Past Participlemislaid - They have mislaid it before.→ Example sentence using mislaid. | ||||||
| outlay | outlaid | outlaid | to outlay | rare | modern | |
outlayoutlaid · outlaidto outlayrare⌄Verb Card outlay - outlaid - outlaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutlaid - Yesterday, they outlaid it.→ Example sentence using outlaid. Past Participleoutlaid - They have outlaid it before.→ Example sentence using outlaid. | ||||||
| overlay | overlaid | overlaid | to overlay | rare | modern | |
overlayoverlaid · overlaidto overlayrare⌄Verb Card overlay - overlaid - overlaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverlaid - Yesterday, they overlaid it.→ Example sentence using overlaid. Past Participleoverlaid - They have overlaid it before.→ Example sentence using overlaid. | ||||||
| underlay | underlaid | underlaid | to underlay | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underlayunderlaid · underlaidto underlayrare⌄Verb Card underlay - underlaid - underlaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderlaid - Yesterday, they underlaid it.→ Example sentence using underlaid. Past Participleunderlaid - They have underlaid it before.→ Example sentence using underlaid. | ||||||
| mislead | misled | misled | to mislead | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
misleadmisled · misledto misleadrare⌄Verb Card mislead - misled - misledThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemisled - Yesterday, they misled it.→ Example sentence using misled. Past Participlemisled - They have misled it before.→ Example sentence using misled. | ||||||
| outlead | outled | outled | to outlead | rare | modern | |
outleadoutled · outledto outleadrare⌄Verb Card outlead - outled - outledThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutled - Yesterday, they outled it.→ Example sentence using outled. Past Participleoutled - They have outled it before.→ Example sentence using outled. | ||||||
| overleave | overleft | overleft | to overleave | rare | modern | |
overleaveoverleft · overleftto overleaverare⌄Verb Card overleave - overleft - overleftThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverleft - Yesterday, they overleft it.→ Example sentence using overleft. Past Participleoverleft - They have overleft it before.→ Example sentence using overleft. | ||||||
| overlend | overlent | overlent | to overlend | rare | modern | |
overlendoverlent · overlentto overlendrare⌄Verb Card overlend - overlent - overlentThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverlent - Yesterday, they overlent it.→ Example sentence using overlent. Past Participleoverlent - They have overlent it before.→ Example sentence using overlent. | ||||||
| backlight | backlit | backlit | to backlight | rare | modern | |
backlightbacklit · backlitto backlightrare⌄Verb Card backlight - backlit - backlitThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebacklit - Yesterday, they backlit it.→ Example sentence using backlit. Past Participlebacklit - They have backlit it before.→ Example sentence using backlit. | ||||||
| green-light | green-lit | green-lit | to green-light | rare | modern | |
green-lightgreen-lit · green-litto green-lightrare⌄Verb Card green-light - green-lit - green-litThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplegreen-lit - Yesterday, they green-lit it.→ Example sentence using green-lit. Past Participlegreen-lit - They have green-lit it before.→ Example sentence using green-lit. | ||||||
| relight | relit | relit | to relight | rare | modern | |
relightrelit · relitto relightrare⌄Verb Card relight - relit - relitThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerelit - Yesterday, they relit it.→ Example sentence using relit. Past Participlerelit - They have relit it before.→ Example sentence using relit. | ||||||
| overmake | overmade | overmade | to overmake | rare | modern | |
overmakeovermade · overmadeto overmakerare⌄Verb Card overmake - overmade - overmadeThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovermade - Yesterday, they overmade it.→ Example sentence using overmade. Past Participleovermade - They have overmade it before.→ Example sentence using overmade. | ||||||
| remake | remade | remade | to remake | rare | modern | |
remakeremade · remadeto remakerare⌄Verb Card remake - remade - remadeThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleremade - Yesterday, they remade it.→ Example sentence using remade. Past Participleremade - They have remade it before.→ Example sentence using remade. | ||||||
| unmake | unmade | unmade | to unmake | rare | modern | |
unmakeunmade · unmadeto unmakerare⌄Verb Card unmake - unmade - unmadeThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunmade - Yesterday, they unmade it.→ Example sentence using unmade. Past Participleunmade - They have unmade it before.→ Example sentence using unmade. | ||||||
| mismean | mismeant | mismeant | to mismean | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
mismeanmismeant · mismeantto mismeanrare⌄Verb Card mismean - mismeant - mismeantThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemismeant - Yesterday, they mismeant it.→ Example sentence using mismeant. Past Participlemismeant - They have mismeant it before.→ Example sentence using mismeant. | ||||||
| mismeet | mismet | mismet | to mismeet | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
mismeetmismet · mismetto mismeetrare⌄Verb Card mismeet - mismet - mismetThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemismet - Yesterday, they mismet it.→ Example sentence using mismet. Past Participlemismet - They have mismet it before.→ Example sentence using mismet. | ||||||
| overpay | overpaid | overpaid | to overpay | rare | modern | |
overpayoverpaid · overpaidto overpayrare⌄Verb Card overpay - overpaid - overpaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverpaid - Yesterday, they overpaid it.→ Example sentence using overpaid. Past Participleoverpaid - They have overpaid it before.→ Example sentence using overpaid. | ||||||
| prepay | prepaid | prepaid | to prepay | rare | modern | |
prepayprepaid · prepaidto prepayrare⌄Verb Card prepay - prepaid - prepaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleprepaid - Yesterday, they prepaid it.→ Example sentence using prepaid. Past Participleprepaid - They have prepaid it before.→ Example sentence using prepaid. | ||||||
| repay | repaid | repaid | to repay | rare | modern | |
repayrepaid · repaidto repayrare⌄Verb Card repay - repaid - repaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerepaid - Yesterday, they repaid it.→ Example sentence using repaid. Past Participlerepaid - They have repaid it before.→ Example sentence using repaid. | ||||||
| underpay | underpaid | underpaid | to underpay | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underpayunderpaid · underpaidto underpayrare⌄Verb Card underpay - underpaid - underpaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderpaid - Yesterday, they underpaid it.→ Example sentence using underpaid. Past Participleunderpaid - They have underpaid it before.→ Example sentence using underpaid. | ||||||
| input | input | input | to input | rare | modern | |
inputinput · inputto inputrare⌄Verb Card input - input - inputAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleinput - Yesterday, they input it.→ Example sentence using input. Past Participleinput - They have input it before.→ Example sentence using input. | ||||||
| output | output | output | to output | rare | modern | |
outputoutput · outputto outputrare⌄Verb Card output - output - outputAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutput - Yesterday, they output it.→ Example sentence using output. Past Participleoutput - They have output it before.→ Example sentence using output. | ||||||
| overput | overput | overput | to overput | rare | modern | |
overputoverput · overputto overputrare⌄Verb Card overput - overput - overputAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverput - Yesterday, they overput it.→ Example sentence using overput. Past Participleoverput - They have overput it before.→ Example sentence using overput. | ||||||
| reput | reput | reput | to reput | rare | modern | |
reputreput · reputto reputrare⌄Verb Card reput - reput - reputAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplereput - Yesterday, they reput it.→ Example sentence using reput. Past Participlereput - They have reput it before.→ Example sentence using reput. | ||||||
| underput | underput | underput | to underput | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underputunderput · underputto underputrare⌄Verb Card underput - underput - underputAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderput - Yesterday, they underput it.→ Example sentence using underput. Past Participleunderput - They have underput it before.→ Example sentence using underput. | ||||||
| upput | upput | upput | to upput | rare | modern | |
upputupput · upputto upputrare⌄Verb Card upput - upput - upputAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleupput - Yesterday, they upput it.→ Example sentence using upput. Past Participleupput - They have upput it before.→ Example sentence using upput. | ||||||
| misread | misread | misread | to misread | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
misreadmisread · misreadto misreadrare⌄Verb Card misread - misread - misreadAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemisread - Yesterday, they misread it.→ Example sentence using misread. Past Participlemisread - They have misread it before.→ Example sentence using misread. | ||||||
| proofread | proofread | proofread | to proofread | rare | modern | |
proofreadproofread · proofreadto proofreadrare⌄Verb Card proofread - proofread - proofreadAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleproofread - Yesterday, they proofread it.→ Example sentence using proofread. Past Participleproofread - They have proofread it before.→ Example sentence using proofread. | ||||||
| reread | reread | reread | to reread | rare | modern | |
rereadreread · rereadto rereadrare⌄Verb Card reread - reread - rereadAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplereread - Yesterday, they reread it.→ Example sentence using reread. Past Participlereread - They have reread it before.→ Example sentence using reread. | ||||||
| outride | outrode | outridden | to outride | rare | modern | |
outrideoutrode · outriddento outriderare⌄Verb Card outride - outrode - outriddenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutrode - Yesterday, they outrode it.→ Example sentence using outrode. Past Participleoutridden - They have outridden it before.→ Example sentence using outridden. | ||||||
| override | overrode | overridden | to override | rare | modern | |
overrideoverrode · overriddento overriderare⌄Verb Card override - overrode - overriddenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverrode - Yesterday, they overrode it.→ Example sentence using overrode. Past Participleoverridden - They have overridden it before.→ Example sentence using overridden. | ||||||
| outring | outrang | outrung | to outring | rare | modern | |
outringoutrang · outrungto outringrare⌄Verb Card outring - outrang - outrungVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutrang - Yesterday, they outrang it.→ Example sentence using outrang. Past Participleoutrung - They have outrung it before.→ Example sentence using outrung. | ||||||
| outrise | outrose | outrisen | to outrise | rare | modern | |
outriseoutrose · outrisento outriserare⌄Verb Card outrise - outrose - outrisenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutrose - Yesterday, they outrose it.→ Example sentence using outrose. Past Participleoutrisen - They have outrisen it before.→ Example sentence using outrisen. | ||||||
| overrise | overrose | overrisen | to overrise | rare | modern | |
overriseoverrose · overrisento overriserare⌄Verb Card overrise - overrose - overrisenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverrose - Yesterday, they overrose it.→ Example sentence using overrose. Past Participleoverrisen - They have overrisen it before.→ Example sentence using overrisen. | ||||||
| outrun | outran | outrun | to outrun | rare | modern | |
outrunoutran · outrunto outrunrare⌄Verb Card outrun - outran - outrunVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutran - Yesterday, they outran it.→ Example sentence using outran. Past Participleoutrun - They have outrun it before.→ Example sentence using outrun. | ||||||
| overrun | overran | overrun | to overrun | rare | modern | |
overrunoverran · overrunto overrunrare⌄Verb Card overrun - overran - overrunVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverran - Yesterday, they overran it.→ Example sentence using overran. Past Participleoverrun - They have overrun it before.→ Example sentence using overrun. | ||||||
| rerun | reran | rerun | to rerun | rare | modern | |
rerunreran · rerunto rerunrare⌄Verb Card rerun - reran - rerunVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplereran - Yesterday, they reran it.→ Example sentence using reran. Past Participlererun - They have rerun it before.→ Example sentence using rerun. | ||||||
| underrun | underran | underrun | to underrun | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underrununderran · underrunto underrunrare⌄Verb Card underrun - underran - underrunVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderran - Yesterday, they underran it.→ Example sentence using underran. Past Participleunderrun - They have underrun it before.→ Example sentence using underrun. | ||||||
| gainsay | gainsaid | gainsaid | to gainsay | rare | modern | |
gainsaygainsaid · gainsaidto gainsayrare⌄Verb Card gainsay - gainsaid - gainsaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplegainsaid - Yesterday, they gainsaid it.→ Example sentence using gainsaid. Past Participlegainsaid - They have gainsaid it before.→ Example sentence using gainsaid. | ||||||
| missay | missaid | missaid | to missay | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
missaymissaid · missaidto missayrare⌄Verb Card missay - missaid - missaidThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemissaid - Yesterday, they missaid it.→ Example sentence using missaid. Past Participlemissaid - They have missaid it before.→ Example sentence using missaid. | ||||||
| foresee | foresaw | foreseen | to foresee | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
foreseeforesaw · foreseento foreseerare⌄Verb Card foresee - foresaw - foreseenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforesaw - Yesterday, they foresaw it.→ Example sentence using foresaw. Past Participleforeseen - They have foreseen it before.→ Example sentence using foreseen. | ||||||
| oversee | oversaw | overseen | to oversee | rare | modern | |
overseeoversaw · overseento overseerare⌄Verb Card oversee - oversaw - overseenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoversaw - Yesterday, they oversaw it.→ Example sentence using oversaw. Past Participleoverseen - They have overseen it before.→ Example sentence using overseen. | ||||||
| beseek | besought | besought | to beseek | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
beseekbesought · besoughtto beseekrare⌄Verb Card beseek - besought - besoughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebesought - Yesterday, they besought it.→ Example sentence using besought. Past Participlebesought - They have besought it before.→ Example sentence using besought. | ||||||
| outsell | outsold | outsold | to outsell | rare | modern | |
outselloutsold · outsoldto outsellrare⌄Verb Card outsell - outsold - outsoldThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutsold - Yesterday, they outsold it.→ Example sentence using outsold. Past Participleoutsold - They have outsold it before.→ Example sentence using outsold. | ||||||
| oversell | oversold | oversold | to oversell | rare | modern | |
overselloversold · oversoldto oversellrare⌄Verb Card oversell - oversold - oversoldThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoversold - Yesterday, they oversold it.→ Example sentence using oversold. Past Participleoversold - They have oversold it before.→ Example sentence using oversold. | ||||||
| resell | resold | resold | to resell | rare | modern | |
resellresold · resoldto resellrare⌄Verb Card resell - resold - resoldThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleresold - Yesterday, they resold it.→ Example sentence using resold. Past Participleresold - They have resold it before.→ Example sentence using resold. | ||||||
| missend | missent | missent | to missend | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
missendmissent · missentto missendrare⌄Verb Card missend - missent - missentThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemissent - Yesterday, they missent it.→ Example sentence using missent. Past Participlemissent - They have missent it before.→ Example sentence using missent. | ||||||
| resend | resent | resent | to resend | rare | modern | |
resendresent · resentto resendrare⌄Verb Card resend - resent - resentThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleresent - Yesterday, they resent it.→ Example sentence using resent. Past Participleresent - They have resent it before.→ Example sentence using resent. | ||||||
| beset | beset | beset | to beset | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
besetbeset · besetto besetrare⌄Verb Card beset - beset - besetAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebeset - Yesterday, they beset it.→ Example sentence using beset. Past Participlebeset - They have beset it before.→ Example sentence using beset. | ||||||
| offset | offset | offset | to offset | rare | modern | |
offsetoffset · offsetto offsetrare⌄Verb Card offset - offset - offsetAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoffset - Yesterday, they offset it.→ Example sentence using offset. Past Participleoffset - They have offset it before.→ Example sentence using offset. | ||||||
| outset | outset | outset | to outset | rare | modern | |
outsetoutset · outsetto outsetrare⌄Verb Card outset - outset - outsetAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutset - Yesterday, they outset it.→ Example sentence using outset. Past Participleoutset - They have outset it before.→ Example sentence using outset. | ||||||
| overset | overset | overset | to overset | rare | modern | |
oversetoverset · oversetto oversetrare⌄Verb Card overset - overset - oversetAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverset - Yesterday, they overset it.→ Example sentence using overset. Past Participleoverset - They have overset it before.→ Example sentence using overset. | ||||||
| preset | preset | preset | to preset | rare | modern | |
presetpreset · presetto presetrare⌄Verb Card preset - preset - presetAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplepreset - Yesterday, they preset it.→ Example sentence using preset. Past Participlepreset - They have preset it before.→ Example sentence using preset. | ||||||
| reset | reset | reset | to reset | rare | modern | |
resetreset · resetto resetrare⌄Verb Card reset - reset - resetAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplereset - Yesterday, they reset it.→ Example sentence using reset. Past Participlereset - They have reset it before.→ Example sentence using reset. | ||||||
| underset | underset | underset | to underset | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
undersetunderset · undersetto undersetrare⌄Verb Card underset - underset - undersetAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderset - Yesterday, they underset it.→ Example sentence using underset. Past Participleunderset - They have underset it before.→ Example sentence using underset. | ||||||
| overshake | overshook | overshaken | to overshake | rare | modern | |
overshakeovershook · overshakento overshakerare⌄Verb Card overshake - overshook - overshakenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovershook - Yesterday, they overshook it.→ Example sentence using overshook. Past Participleovershaken - They have overshaken it before.→ Example sentence using overshaken. | ||||||
| overshoot | overshot | overshot | to overshoot | rare | modern | |
overshootovershot · overshotto overshootrare⌄Verb Card overshoot - overshot - overshotThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovershot - Yesterday, they overshot it.→ Example sentence using overshot. Past Participleovershot - They have overshot it before.→ Example sentence using overshot. | ||||||
| undershoot | undershot | undershot | to undershoot | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
undershootundershot · undershotto undershootrare⌄Verb Card undershoot - undershot - undershotThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleundershot - Yesterday, they undershot it.→ Example sentence using undershot. Past Participleundershot - They have undershot it before.→ Example sentence using undershot. | ||||||
| foreshow | foreshowed | foreshown | to foreshow | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
foreshowforeshowed · foreshownto foreshowrare⌄Verb Card foreshow - foreshowed - foreshownVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforeshowed - Yesterday, they foreshowed it.→ Example sentence using foreshowed. Past Participleforeshown - They have foreshown it before.→ Example sentence using foreshown. | ||||||
| overshow | overshowed | overshown | to overshow | rare | modern | |
overshowovershowed · overshownto overshowrare⌄Verb Card overshow - overshowed - overshownVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovershowed - Yesterday, they overshowed it.→ Example sentence using overshowed. Past Participleovershown - They have overshown it before.→ Example sentence using overshown. | ||||||
| overshrink | overshrank | overshrunk | to overshrink | rare | modern | |
overshrinkovershrank · overshrunkto overshrinkrare⌄Verb Card overshrink - overshrank - overshrunkVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleovershrank - Yesterday, they overshrank it.→ Example sentence using overshrank. Past Participleovershrunk - They have overshrunk it before.→ Example sentence using overshrunk. | ||||||
| outshut | outshut | outshut | to outshut | rare | modern | |
outshutoutshut · outshutto outshutrare⌄Verb Card outshut - outshut - outshutAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutshut - Yesterday, they outshut it.→ Example sentence using outshut. Past Participleoutshut - They have outshut it before.→ Example sentence using outshut. | ||||||
| outsing | outsang | outsung | to outsing | rare | modern | |
outsingoutsang · outsungto outsingrare⌄Verb Card outsing - outsang - outsungVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutsang - Yesterday, they outsang it.→ Example sentence using outsang. Past Participleoutsung - They have outsung it before.→ Example sentence using outsung. | ||||||
| outsink | outsank | outsunk | to outsink | rare | modern | |
outsinkoutsank · outsunkto outsinkrare⌄Verb Card outsink - outsank - outsunkVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutsank - Yesterday, they outsank it.→ Example sentence using outsank. Past Participleoutsunk - They have outsunk it before.→ Example sentence using outsunk. | ||||||
| babysit | babysat | babysat | to babysit | rare | modern | |
babysitbabysat · babysatto babysitrare⌄Verb Card babysit - babysat - babysatThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebabysat - Yesterday, they babysat it.→ Example sentence using babysat. Past Participlebabysat - They have babysat it before.→ Example sentence using babysat. | ||||||
| housesit | housesat | housesat | to housesit | rare | modern | |
housesithousesat · housesatto housesitrare⌄Verb Card housesit - housesat - housesatThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplehousesat - Yesterday, they housesat it.→ Example sentence using housesat. Past Participlehousesat - They have housesat it before.→ Example sentence using housesat. | ||||||
| resit | resat | resat | to resit | rare | modern | |
resitresat · resatto resitrare⌄Verb Card resit - resat - resatThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleresat - Yesterday, they resat it.→ Example sentence using resat. Past Participleresat - They have resat it before.→ Example sentence using resat. | ||||||
| oversleep | overslept | overslept | to oversleep | rare | modern | |
oversleepoverslept · oversleptto oversleeprare⌄Verb Card oversleep - overslept - oversleptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverslept - Yesterday, they overslept it.→ Example sentence using overslept. Past Participleoverslept - They have overslept it before.→ Example sentence using overslept. | ||||||
| undersleep | underslept | underslept | to undersleep | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
undersleepunderslept · undersleptto undersleeprare⌄Verb Card undersleep - underslept - undersleptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderslept - Yesterday, they underslept it.→ Example sentence using underslept. Past Participleunderslept - They have underslept it before.→ Example sentence using underslept. | ||||||
| bespeak | bespoke | bespoken | to bespeak | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
bespeakbespoke · bespokento bespeakrare⌄Verb Card bespeak - bespoke - bespokenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebespoke - Yesterday, they bespoke it.→ Example sentence using bespoke. Past Participlebespoken - They have bespoken it before.→ Example sentence using bespoken. | ||||||
| forespeak | forespoke | forespoken | to forespeak | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
forespeakforespoke · forespokento forespeakrare⌄Verb Card forespeak - forespoke - forespokenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforespoke - Yesterday, they forespoke it.→ Example sentence using forespoke. Past Participleforespoken - They have forespoken it before.→ Example sentence using forespoken. | ||||||
| misspeak | misspoke | misspoken | to misspeak | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
misspeakmisspoke · misspokento misspeakrare⌄Verb Card misspeak - misspoke - misspokenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemisspoke - Yesterday, they misspoke it.→ Example sentence using misspoke. Past Participlemisspoken - They have misspoken it before.→ Example sentence using misspoken. | ||||||
| overspend | overspent | overspent | to overspend | rare | modern | |
overspendoverspent · overspentto overspendrare⌄Verb Card overspend - overspent - overspentThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverspent - Yesterday, they overspent it.→ Example sentence using overspent. Past Participleoverspent - They have overspent it before.→ Example sentence using overspent. | ||||||
| underspend | underspent | underspent | to underspend | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underspendunderspent · underspentto underspendrare⌄Verb Card underspend - underspent - underspentThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderspent - Yesterday, they underspent it.→ Example sentence using underspent. Past Participleunderspent - They have underspent it before.→ Example sentence using underspent. | ||||||
| outspin | outspun | outspun | to outspin | rare | modern | |
outspinoutspun · outspunto outspinrare⌄Verb Card outspin - outspun - outspunThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutspun - Yesterday, they outspun it.→ Example sentence using outspun. Past Participleoutspun - They have outspun it before.→ Example sentence using outspun. | ||||||
| resplit | resplit | resplit | to resplit | rare | modern | |
resplitresplit · resplitto resplitrare⌄Verb Card resplit - resplit - resplitAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleresplit - Yesterday, they resplit it.→ Example sentence using resplit. Past Participleresplit - They have resplit it before.→ Example sentence using resplit. | ||||||
| overspread | overspread | overspread | to overspread | rare | modern | |
overspreadoverspread · overspreadto overspreadrare⌄Verb Card overspread - overspread - overspreadAll three forms are the same: cut-cut-cut, put-put-put. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverspread - Yesterday, they overspread it.→ Example sentence using overspread. Past Participleoverspread - They have overspread it before.→ Example sentence using overspread. | ||||||
| outspring | outsprang | outsprung | to outspring | rare | modern | |
outspringoutsprang · outsprungto outspringrare⌄Verb Card outspring - outsprang - outsprungVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutsprang - Yesterday, they outsprang it.→ Example sentence using outsprang. Past Participleoutsprung - They have outsprung it before.→ Example sentence using outsprung. | ||||||
| misstand | misstood | misstood | to misstand | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
misstandmisstood · misstoodto misstandrare⌄Verb Card misstand - misstood - misstoodThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemisstood - Yesterday, they misstood it.→ Example sentence using misstood. Past Participlemisstood - They have misstood it before.→ Example sentence using misstood. | ||||||
| outstand | outstood | outstood | to outstand | rare | modern | |
outstandoutstood · outstoodto outstandrare⌄Verb Card outstand - outstood - outstoodThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutstood - Yesterday, they outstood it.→ Example sentence using outstood. Past Participleoutstood - They have outstood it before.→ Example sentence using outstood. | ||||||
| overstand | overstood | overstood | to overstand | rare | modern | |
overstandoverstood · overstoodto overstandrare⌄Verb Card overstand - overstood - overstoodThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverstood - Yesterday, they overstood it.→ Example sentence using overstood. Past Participleoverstood - They have overstood it before.→ Example sentence using overstood. | ||||||
| outstick | outstuck | outstuck | to outstick | rare | modern | |
outstickoutstuck · outstuckto outstickrare⌄Verb Card outstick - outstuck - outstuckThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutstuck - Yesterday, they outstuck it.→ Example sentence using outstuck. Past Participleoutstuck - They have outstuck it before.→ Example sentence using outstuck. | ||||||
| overstrike | overstruck | overstruck | to overstrike | rare | modern | |
overstrikeoverstruck · overstruckto overstrikerare⌄Verb Card overstrike - overstruck - overstruckThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverstruck - Yesterday, they overstruck it.→ Example sentence using overstruck. Past Participleoverstruck - They have overstruck it before.→ Example sentence using overstruck. | ||||||
| understrike | understruck | understruck | to understrike | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
understrikeunderstruck · understruckto understrikerare⌄Verb Card understrike - understruck - understruckThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderstruck - Yesterday, they understruck it.→ Example sentence using understruck. Past Participleunderstruck - They have understruck it before.→ Example sentence using understruck. | ||||||
| outstring | outstrung | outstrung | to outstring | rare | modern | |
outstringoutstrung · outstrungto outstringrare⌄Verb Card outstring - outstrung - outstrungThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutstrung - Yesterday, they outstrung it.→ Example sentence using outstrung. Past Participleoutstrung - They have outstrung it before.→ Example sentence using outstrung. | ||||||
| forswear | forswore | forsworn | to forswear | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
forswearforswore · forswornto forswearrare⌄Verb Card forswear - forswore - forswornVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforswore - Yesterday, they forswore it.→ Example sentence using forswore. Past Participleforsworn - They have forsworn it before.→ Example sentence using forsworn. | ||||||
| oversweep | overswept | overswept | to oversweep | rare | modern | |
oversweepoverswept · oversweptto oversweeprare⌄Verb Card oversweep - overswept - oversweptThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverswept - Yesterday, they overswept it.→ Example sentence using overswept. Past Participleoverswept - They have overswept it before.→ Example sentence using overswept. | ||||||
| outswim | outswam | outswum | to outswim | rare | modern | |
outswimoutswam · outswumto outswimrare⌄Verb Card outswim - outswam - outswumVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutswam - Yesterday, they outswam it.→ Example sentence using outswam. Past Participleoutswum - They have outswum it before.→ Example sentence using outswum. | ||||||
| outswing | outswung | outswung | to outswing | rare | modern | |
outswingoutswung · outswungto outswingrare⌄Verb Card outswing - outswung - outswungThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutswung - Yesterday, they outswung it.→ Example sentence using outswung. Past Participleoutswung - They have outswung it before.→ Example sentence using outswung. | ||||||
| outtake | outtook | outtaken | to outtake | rare | modern | |
outtakeouttook · outtakento outtakerare⌄Verb Card outtake - outtook - outtakenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleouttook - Yesterday, they outtook it.→ Example sentence using outtook. Past Participleouttaken - They have outtaken it before.→ Example sentence using outtaken. | ||||||
| retake | retook | retaken | to retake | rare | modern | |
retakeretook · retakento retakerare⌄Verb Card retake - retook - retakenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleretook - Yesterday, they retook it.→ Example sentence using retook. Past Participleretaken - They have retaken it before.→ Example sentence using retaken. | ||||||
| misteach | mistaught | mistaught | to misteach | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
misteachmistaught · mistaughtto misteachrare⌄Verb Card misteach - mistaught - mistaughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemistaught - Yesterday, they mistaught it.→ Example sentence using mistaught. Past Participlemistaught - They have mistaught it before.→ Example sentence using mistaught. | ||||||
| reteach | retaught | retaught | to reteach | rare | modern | |
reteachretaught · retaughtto reteachrare⌄Verb Card reteach - retaught - retaughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleretaught - Yesterday, they retaught it.→ Example sentence using retaught. Past Participleretaught - They have retaught it before.→ Example sentence using retaught. | ||||||
| outtear | outtore | outtorn | to outtear | rare | modern | |
outtearouttore · outtornto outtearrare⌄Verb Card outtear - outtore - outtornVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleouttore - Yesterday, they outtore it.→ Example sentence using outtore. Past Participleouttorn - They have outtorn it before.→ Example sentence using outtorn. | ||||||
| foretell | foretold | foretold | to foretell | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
foretellforetold · foretoldto foretellrare⌄Verb Card foretell - foretold - foretoldThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforetold - Yesterday, they foretold it.→ Example sentence using foretold. Past Participleforetold - They have foretold it before.→ Example sentence using foretold. | ||||||
| retell | retold | retold | to retell | rare | modern | |
retellretold · retoldto retellrare⌄Verb Card retell - retold - retoldThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleretold - Yesterday, they retold it.→ Example sentence using retold. Past Participleretold - They have retold it before.→ Example sentence using retold. | ||||||
| overthink | overthought | overthought | to overthink | rare | modern | |
overthinkoverthought · overthoughtto overthinkrare⌄Verb Card overthink - overthought - overthoughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverthought - Yesterday, they overthought it.→ Example sentence using overthought. Past Participleoverthought - They have overthought it before.→ Example sentence using overthought. | ||||||
| rethink | rethought | rethought | to rethink | rare | modern | |
rethinkrethought · rethoughtto rethinkrare⌄Verb Card rethink - rethought - rethoughtbuy-bought-bought, teach-taught-taught, catch-caught-caught. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerethought - Yesterday, they rethought it.→ Example sentence using rethought. Past Participlerethought - They have rethought it before.→ Example sentence using rethought. | ||||||
| outthrow | outthrew | outthrown | to outthrow | rare | modern | |
outthrowoutthrew · outthrownto outthrowrare⌄Verb Card outthrow - outthrew - outthrowndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutthrew - Yesterday, they outthrew it.→ Example sentence using outthrew. Past Participleoutthrown - They have outthrown it before.→ Example sentence using outthrown. | ||||||
| overthrow | overthrew | overthrown | to overthrow | rare | modern | |
overthrowoverthrew · overthrownto overthrowrare⌄Verb Card overthrow - overthrew - overthrowndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverthrew - Yesterday, they overthrew it.→ Example sentence using overthrew. Past Participleoverthrown - They have overthrown it before.→ Example sentence using overthrown. | ||||||
| underthrow | underthrew | underthrown | to underthrow | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underthrowunderthrew · underthrownto underthrowrare⌄Verb Card underthrow - underthrew - underthrowndraw-drew-drawn, fly-flew-flown, throw-threw-thrown. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderthrew - Yesterday, they underthrew it.→ Example sentence using underthrew. Past Participleunderthrown - They have underthrown it before.→ Example sentence using underthrown. | ||||||
| rewake | rewoke | rewoken | to rewake | rare | modern | |
rewakerewoke · rewokento rewakerare⌄Verb Card rewake - rewoke - rewokenA group with -oke/-oken: break, speak, wake. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerewoke - Yesterday, they rewoke it.→ Example sentence using rewoke. Past Participlerewoken - They have rewoken it before.→ Example sentence using rewoken. | ||||||
| outwear | outwore | outworn | to outwear | rare | modern | |
outwearoutwore · outwornto outwearrare⌄Verb Card outwear - outwore - outwornVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutwore - Yesterday, they outwore it.→ Example sentence using outwore. Past Participleoutworn - They have outworn it before.→ Example sentence using outworn. | ||||||
| interweave | interwove | interwoven | to interweave | rare | modern | |
interweaveinterwove · interwovento interweaverare⌄Verb Card interweave - interwove - interwovenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleinterwove - Yesterday, they interwove it.→ Example sentence using interwove. Past Participleinterwoven - They have interwoven it before.→ Example sentence using interwoven. | ||||||
| unweave | unwove | unwoven | to unweave | rare | modern | |
unweaveunwove · unwovento unweaverare⌄Verb Card unweave - unwove - unwovenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunwove - Yesterday, they unwove it.→ Example sentence using unwove. Past Participleunwoven - They have unwoven it before.→ Example sentence using unwoven. | ||||||
| outwin | outwon | outwon | to outwin | rare | modern | |
outwinoutwon · outwonto outwinrare⌄Verb Card outwin - outwon - outwonThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoutwon - Yesterday, they outwon it.→ Example sentence using outwon. Past Participleoutwon - They have outwon it before.→ Example sentence using outwon. | ||||||
| unwind | unwound | unwound | to unwind | rare | modern | |
unwindunwound · unwoundto unwindrare⌄Verb Card unwind - unwound - unwoundThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunwound - Yesterday, they unwound it.→ Example sentence using unwound. Past Participleunwound - They have unwound it before.→ Example sentence using unwound. | ||||||
| miswrite | miswrote | miswritten | to miswrite | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
miswritemiswrote · miswrittento miswriterare⌄Verb Card miswrite - miswrote - miswrittenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemiswrote - Yesterday, they miswrote it.→ Example sentence using miswrote. Past Participlemiswritten - They have miswritten it before.→ Example sentence using miswritten. | ||||||
| overwrite | overwrote | overwritten | to overwrite | rare | modern | |
overwriteoverwrote · overwrittento overwriterare⌄Verb Card overwrite - overwrote - overwrittenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleoverwrote - Yesterday, they overwrote it.→ Example sentence using overwrote. Past Participleoverwritten - They have overwritten it before.→ Example sentence using overwritten. | ||||||
| rewrite | rewrote | rewritten | to rewrite | rare | modern | |
rewriterewrote · rewrittento rewriterare⌄Verb Card rewrite - rewrote - rewrittenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Modern prefixed form of an irregular verb. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerewrote - Yesterday, they rewrote it.→ Example sentence using rewrote. Past Participlerewritten - They have rewritten it before.→ Example sentence using rewritten. | ||||||
| underwrite | underwrote | underwritten | to underwrite | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
underwriteunderwrote · underwrittento underwriterare⌄Verb Card underwrite - underwrote - underwrittenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare, literary or lower-priority prefixed form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleunderwrote - Yesterday, they underwrote it.→ Example sentence using underwrote. Past Participleunderwritten - They have underwritten it before.→ Example sentence using underwritten. | ||||||
| abide | abode/abided | abidden/abided | to abide | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
abideabode/abided · abidden/abidedto abiderare⌄Verb Card abide - abode/abided - abidden/abidedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleabode/abided - Yesterday, they abode it.→ Example sentence using abode/abided. Past Participleabidden/abided - They have abidden it before.→ Example sentence using abidden/abided. | ||||||
| alight | alit/alighted | alit/alighted | to alight | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
alightalit/alighted · alit/alightedto alightrare⌄Verb Card alight - alit/alighted - alit/alightedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplealit/alighted - Yesterday, they alit it.→ Example sentence using alit/alighted. Past Participlealit/alighted - They have alit it before.→ Example sentence using alit/alighted. | ||||||
| beseech | besought/beseeched | besought/beseeched | to beseech | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
beseechbesought/beseeched · besought/beseechedto beseechrare⌄Verb Card beseech - besought/beseeched - besought/beseechedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebesought/beseeched - Yesterday, they besought it.→ Example sentence using besought/beseeched. Past Participlebesought/beseeched - They have besought it before.→ Example sentence using besought/beseeched. | ||||||
| bide | bode/bided | bidden/bided | to bide | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
bidebode/bided · bidden/bidedto biderare⌄Verb Card bide - bode/bided - bidden/bidedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplebode/bided - Yesterday, they bode it.→ Example sentence using bode/bided. Past Participlebidden/bided - They have bidden it before.→ Example sentence using bidden/bided. | ||||||
| blend | blent/blended | blent/blended | to blend | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
blendblent/blended · blent/blendedto blendrare⌄Verb Card blend - blent/blended - blent/blendedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleblent/blended - Yesterday, they blent it.→ Example sentence using blent/blended. Past Participleblent/blended - They have blent it before.→ Example sentence using blent/blended. | ||||||
| bless | blest/blessed | blest/blessed | to bless | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
blessblest/blessed · blest/blessedto blessrare⌄Verb Card bless - blest/blessed - blest/blessedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleblest/blessed - Yesterday, they blest it.→ Example sentence using blest/blessed. Past Participleblest/blessed - They have blest it before.→ Example sentence using blest/blessed. | ||||||
| cleave | clove/cleft/cleaved | cloven/cleft/cleaved | to cleave | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
cleaveclove/cleft/cleaved · cloven/cleft/cleavedto cleaverare⌄Verb Card cleave - clove/cleft/cleaved - cloven/cleft/cleavedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleclove/cleft/cleaved - Yesterday, they clove it.→ Example sentence using clove/cleft/cleaved. Past Participlecloven/cleft/cleaved - They have cloven it before.→ Example sentence using cloven/cleft/cleaved. | ||||||
| clothe | clad/clothed | clad/clothed | to clothe | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
clotheclad/clothed · clad/clothedto clotherare⌄Verb Card clothe - clad/clothed - clad/clothedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleclad/clothed - Yesterday, they clad it.→ Example sentence using clad/clothed. Past Participleclad/clothed - They have clad it before.→ Example sentence using clad/clothed. | ||||||
| crow | crew/crowed | crowed | to crow | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
crowcrew/crowed · crowedto crowrare⌄Verb Card crow - crew/crowed - crowedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplecrew/crowed - Yesterday, they crew it.→ Example sentence using crew/crowed. Past Participlecrowed - They have crowed it before.→ Example sentence using crowed. | ||||||
| dow | dought/dowed | dought/dowed | to dow | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
dowdought/dowed · dought/dowedto dowrare⌄Verb Card dow - dought/dowed - dought/dowedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledought/dowed - Yesterday, they dought it.→ Example sentence using dought/dowed. Past Participledought/dowed - They have dought it before.→ Example sentence using dought/dowed. | ||||||
| dress | drest/dressed | drest/dressed | to dress | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
dressdrest/dressed · drest/dressedto dressrare⌄Verb Card dress - drest/dressed - drest/dressedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpledrest/dressed - Yesterday, they drest it.→ Example sentence using drest/dressed. Past Participledrest/dressed - They have drest it before.→ Example sentence using drest/dressed. | ||||||
| forsake | forsook | forsaken | to forsake | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
forsakeforsook · forsakento forsakerare⌄Verb Card forsake - forsook - forsakenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleforsook - Yesterday, they forsook it.→ Example sentence using forsook. Past Participleforsaken - They have forsaken it before.→ Example sentence using forsaken. | ||||||
| gild | gilt/gilded | gilt/gilded | to gild | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
gildgilt/gilded · gilt/gildedto gildrare⌄Verb Card gild - gilt/gilded - gilt/gildedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplegilt/gilded - Yesterday, they gilt it.→ Example sentence using gilt/gilded. Past Participlegilt/gilded - They have gilt it before.→ Example sentence using gilt/gilded. | ||||||
| hew | hewed | hewn/hewed | to hew | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
hewhewed · hewn/hewedto hewrare⌄Verb Card hew - hewed - hewn/hewedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplehewed - Yesterday, they hewed it.→ Example sentence using hewed. Past Participlehewn/hewed - They have hewn it before.→ Example sentence using hewn/hewed. | ||||||
| hoist | hoist/hoisted | hoist/hoisted | to hoist | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
hoisthoist/hoisted · hoist/hoistedto hoistrare⌄Verb Card hoist - hoist/hoisted - hoist/hoistedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplehoist/hoisted - Yesterday, they hoist it.→ Example sentence using hoist/hoisted. Past Participlehoist/hoisted - They have hoist it before.→ Example sentence using hoist/hoisted. | ||||||
| ken | kent/kenned | kent/kenned | to ken | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
kenkent/kenned · kent/kennedto kenrare⌄Verb Card ken - kent/kenned - kent/kennedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplekent/kenned - Yesterday, they kent it.→ Example sentence using kent/kenned. Past Participlekent/kenned - They have kent it before.→ Example sentence using kent/kenned. | ||||||
| lade | laded | laden/laded | to lade | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
ladeladed · laden/ladedto laderare⌄Verb Card lade - laded - laden/ladedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleladed - Yesterday, they laded it.→ Example sentence using laded. Past Participleladen/laded - They have laden it before.→ Example sentence using laden/laded. | ||||||
| melt | melted | molten/melted | to melt | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
meltmelted · molten/meltedto meltrare⌄Verb Card melt - melted - molten/meltedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemelted - Yesterday, they melted it.→ Example sentence using melted. Past Participlemolten/melted - They have molten it before.→ Example sentence using molten/melted. | ||||||
| mow | mowed | mown/mowed | to mow | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
mowmowed · mown/mowedto mowrare⌄Verb Card mow - mowed - mown/mowedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplemowed - Yesterday, they mowed it.→ Example sentence using mowed. Past Participlemown/mowed - They have mown it before.→ Example sentence using mown/mowed. | ||||||
| plead | pled/pleaded | pled/pleaded | to plead | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
pleadpled/pleaded · pled/pleadedto pleadrare⌄Verb Card plead - pled/pleaded - pled/pleadedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplepled/pleaded - Yesterday, they pled it.→ Example sentence using pled/pleaded. Past Participlepled/pleaded - They have pled it before.→ Example sentence using pled/pleaded. | ||||||
| prove | proved | proven/proved | to prove | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
proveproved · proven/provedto proverare⌄Verb Card prove - proved - proven/provedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleproved - Yesterday, they proved it.→ Example sentence using proved. Past Participleproven/proved - They have proven it before.→ Example sentence using proven/proved. | ||||||
| rive | rived | riven/rived | to rive | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
riverived · riven/rivedto riverare⌄Verb Card rive - rived - riven/rivedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplerived - Yesterday, they rived it.→ Example sentence using rived. Past Participleriven/rived - They have riven it before.→ Example sentence using riven/rived. | ||||||
| shrive | shrove | shriven | to shrive | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
shriveshrove · shrivento shriverare⌄Verb Card shrive - shrove - shrivenThe second form has -ove, the third has -iven/-idden. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleshrove - Yesterday, they shrove it.→ Example sentence using shrove. Past Participleshriven - They have shriven it before.→ Example sentence using shriven. | ||||||
| slit | slit | slit/slitten | to slit | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
slitslit · slit/slittento slitrare⌄Verb Card slit - slit - slit/slittenVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simpleslit - Yesterday, they slit it.→ Example sentence using slit. Past Participleslit/slitten - They have slit it before.→ Example sentence using slit/slitten. | ||||||
| speed | sped/speeded | sped/speeded | to speed | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
speedsped/speeded · sped/speededto speedrare⌄Verb Card speed - sped/speeded - sped/speededThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplesped/speeded - Yesterday, they sped it.→ Example sentence using sped/speeded. Past Participlesped/speeded - They have sped it before.→ Example sentence using sped/speeded. | ||||||
| spoil | spoilt/spoiled | spoilt/spoiled | to spoil | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
spoilspoilt/spoiled · spoilt/spoiledto spoilrare⌄Verb Card spoil - spoilt/spoiled - spoilt/spoiledThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplespoilt/spoiled - Yesterday, they spoilt it.→ Example sentence using spoilt/spoiled. Past Participlespoilt/spoiled - They have spoilt it before.→ Example sentence using spoilt/spoiled. | ||||||
| stave | stove/staved | stove/staved | to stave | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
stavestove/staved · stove/stavedto staverare⌄Verb Card stave - stove/staved - stove/stavedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplestove/staved - Yesterday, they stove it.→ Example sentence using stove/staved. Past Participlestove/staved - They have stove it before.→ Example sentence using stove/staved. | ||||||
| strew | strewed | strewn/strewed | to strew | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
strewstrewed · strewn/strewedto strewrare⌄Verb Card strew - strewed - strewn/strewedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplestrewed - Yesterday, they strewed it.→ Example sentence using strewed. Past Participlestrewn/strewed - They have strewn it before.→ Example sentence using strewn/strewed. | ||||||
| thrive | throve/thrived | thriven/thrived | to thrive | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
thrivethrove/thrived · thriven/thrivedto thriverare⌄Verb Card thrive - throve/thrived - thriven/thrivedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplethrove/thrived - Yesterday, they throve it.→ Example sentence using throve/thrived. Past Participlethriven/thrived - They have thriven it before.→ Example sentence using thriven/thrived. | ||||||
| thrust | thrust/thrusted | thrust/thrusted | to thrust | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
thrustthrust/thrusted · thrust/thrustedto thrustrare⌄Verb Card thrust - thrust/thrusted - thrust/thrustedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplethrust/thrusted - Yesterday, they thrust it.→ Example sentence using thrust/thrusted. Past Participlethrust/thrusted - They have thrust it before.→ Example sentence using thrust/thrusted. | ||||||
| wed | wed/wedded | wed/wedded | to wed | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
wedwed/wedded · wed/weddedto wedrare⌄Verb Card wed - wed/wedded - wed/weddedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewed/wedded - Yesterday, they wed it.→ Example sentence using wed/wedded. Past Participlewed/wedded - They have wed it before.→ Example sentence using wed/wedded. | ||||||
| wet | wet/wetted | wet/wetted | to wet | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
wetwet/wetted · wet/wettedto wetrare⌄Verb Card wet - wet/wetted - wet/wettedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewet/wetted - Yesterday, they wet it.→ Example sentence using wet/wetted. Past Participlewet/wetted - They have wet it before.→ Example sentence using wet/wetted. | ||||||
| wit | wist | wist | to wit | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
witwist · wistto witrare⌄Verb Card wit - wist - wistThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewist - Yesterday, they wist it.→ Example sentence using wist. Past Participlewist - They have wist it before.→ Example sentence using wist. | ||||||
| wend | went/wended | wended | to wend | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
wendwent/wended · wendedto wendrare⌄Verb Card wend - went/wended - wendedVerbs that are easier to memorize separately. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewent/wended - Yesterday, they went it.→ Example sentence using went/wended. Past Participlewended - They have wended it before.→ Example sentence using wended. | ||||||
| wreak | wrought/wreaked | wrought/wreaked | to wreak | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
wreakwrought/wreaked · wrought/wreakedto wreakrare⌄Verb Card wreak - wrought/wreaked - wrought/wreakedThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewrought/wreaked - Yesterday, they wrought it.→ Example sentence using wrought/wreaked. Past Participlewrought/wreaked - They have wrought it before.→ Example sentence using wrought/wreaked. | ||||||
| wring | wrung | wrung | to wring | rare | rare / old-fashioned | |
wringwrung · wrungto wringrare⌄Verb Card wring - wrung - wrungThe most common pattern: keep-kept-kept, buy-bought-bought. Rare or old-fashioned form. Pronunciation Past Simple and Past Participle Examples Past Simplewrung - Yesterday, they wrung it.→ Example sentence using wrung. Past Participlewrung - They have wrung it before.→ Example sentence using wrung. | ||||||
Each verb in the table has three forms. They are used in different grammar situations, so it helps to know what each form does.
The first form (Infinitive) is the base form you find in a dictionary. Example: go means to move or travel somewhere.
The second form (Past Simple) is used when we talk about a finished action in the past:
Yesterday I went to school.
The third form (Past Participle) is used in perfect tenses and in the passive voice:
I have gone home.
If you are just starting to learn irregular verbs, pay special attention to the connection between the second and third forms. These two forms cause most mistakes.
At first, irregular verbs may look like a chaotic list that has to be memorized one by one. But many of them form groups with similar changes. These groups are called patterns.
For example:
All these verbs follow the i-a-u pattern. Once you notice the pattern and remember one example, the other forms feel much less random.
There are other common patterns too. Some verbs keep all three forms the same: cut - cut - cut, put - put - put. Others have the same second and third forms: buy - bought - bought, bring - brought - brought.
Studying verbs by pattern reduces memory load. Instead of learning dozens of unrelated words, you start seeing connections between them. That is why many learners remember irregular verbs better in small groups than in strict alphabetical order.
Yes. Rhymes, songs and playful stories can make memorization much easier, especially when simple drilling feels hard. Rhythm, emotion and unexpected associations give your memory extra hooks.
For example, many learners remember verbs with short rhyming lines:
Drink - drank - drunk,
The cat jumped in the trunk.
Or they group similar verbs into small chants:
Sing - sang - sung,
Ring - rang - rung,
Spring - sprang - sprung.
These techniques work especially well with spaced repetition, focused practice on difficult words and pattern-based study.
Rhymes do not replace practice, but they can be a useful clue when ordinary memorization does not stick. If a line makes you smile, there is a good chance you will remember it during a test or conversation.
If you are learning irregular verbs for the first time, begin with the top 50 most frequent verbs.
Say the full chain out loud: write - wrote - written, then test yourself.
Train only the verbs you hesitate on or often answer incorrectly.
FAQ
Irregular verbs are verbs that do not form Past Simple and Past Participle with the regular -ed ending. Examples include go - went - gone, write - wrote - written and take - took - taken. English has about 180-200 irregular verbs, but most learners use only a smaller part of them in everyday speech.
If the second or third form is not made by adding -ed, the verb is irregular. A regular verb like work becomes worked - worked, while see changes to saw - seen. The safest way to check an irregular verb is to look it up in a table.
Both forms matter, but they are used differently. Past Simple is used for past events: Yesterday I went to the cinema. Past Participle is used in perfect tenses and passive voice: I have gone home. In practice, learners often confuse the third form, so it deserves extra attention.
Modern dictionaries usually list about 180 to 200 irregular verbs. For everyday communication, knowing the 50-100 most common verbs is usually enough. That is why frequency filters are useful.
The most common verbs include be, have, do, go, come, get, make, take, see, know, give, find, think, tell, become and others. They appear very often in speech, books, films and school materials. If you are a beginner, start with these.
No. For most situations, 50-100 high-frequency verbs are enough. A full list may be useful for advanced students, exams or language specialists. It is more useful to know common forms well than to memorize the whole list at once.
School programs usually start with the most frequent verbs. Students often learn be, have, do, go, see, come, take, give, make and similar basic words first. The list grows as new tenses are introduced.
Short regular sessions work best. Start with frequent verbs, review them for 5-10 minutes a day, use cards, mini-tests and spaced repetition. Learning verbs in pattern groups also helps: sing - sang - sung, drink - drank - drunk.
Yes. Although irregular verbs do not follow the regular -ed rule, many of them form groups with similar changes. Examples include sing - sang - sung, begin - began - begun and drink - drank - drunk. Patterns make forms easier to remember.
You can study verbs alphabetically, focus on the most important words, group them by memory pattern or practice your own selected list. For better learning, choose verbs in the table and return regularly to the ones that feel difficult.
Yes. You can save the table in a convenient format for printing or offline use. Depending on your filters, you can export the full list, only the most important forms or your own selected set.
Some verbs preserve several historical variants. For example, learn can be learned or learnt, and dream can be dreamed or dreamt. Different countries and styles may prefer different variants, so modern dictionaries often show all accepted forms.