Wrong verbs of English: Lists of words for different levels of knowledge. Incorrect English verbs and their translation 30 irregular verbs
Irregular Verbsin English, these are verbs having special forms (PAST SIMPLE) and (Past Participle). Among them are found both very used (Feel - feel, Speak - talk), and rare (Cleave - dissect, Forswear - renounce). The tables below are given. missing irregular verbs.
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Despite the fact that incorrect verbs change in a special way, they still have some pattern. The table below the verbs are given with translation and transcription and are distributed on the basis of matching forms:
- AAA verbs - all three forms are the same (CUT - CUT - CUT, cut).
- The verbs of Ava - coincide the first and 3rd form (Run - Ran - Run, run).
- VVV verbs - match the 2nd and 3D shapes (Teach - Taught - Taught, learn).
- ABC verbs - all forms are different (Know - KNEW - Known, know).
Inside the table, the words are distributed not alphabetically, but in the frequency, i.e. the higher the word, the more often used. Tables are attached pDF files - They can be printed, stick to cardboard and cut cards to memorize words.
AAA verbs: the same in three forms download PDF | |||
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Transfer | Infinitive | Past Simple. | Past Participle |
put | put. |
put. |
put. |
let | let. |
let. |
let. |
cut | cut. |
cut. |
cut. |
set | sET. |
sET. |
sET. |
bet | bet. |
bet. |
bet. |
throw out | cast. |
cast. |
cast. |
cost | cost. |
cost. |
cost. |
beat | hit. |
hit. |
hit. |
to cause a pain | hurt. |
hurt. |
hurt. |
to knit | knit. |
knit. |
knit. |
stop | quit. |
quit. |
quit. |
distribute | spread. |
spread. |
spread. |
ABA verbs: match forms 1 and 3 | |||
run | rUN. |
ran. |
rUN. |
to come | come |
came. |
come |
become | become |
became. |
become |
ABB type verbs: match forms 2 and 3 | |||
to read | read. |
read. |
read. |
learn (receive knowledge) | learn. |
learnt. (Learned) |
learnt. (Learned) |
think | think. [θiŋk] |
thought [ɔɔ: T] |
thought [ɔɔ: T] |
learn | teach. |
taught. |
taught. |
smell (feel the smell) | smell. |
smelt. |
smelt. |
hear | hear |
heard. |
heard. |
keep | hold. |
held. |
held. |
bring | bring |
brought. |
brought. |
to stand | stand |
stood. |
stood. |
lose | lose. |
lOST. |
lOST. |
meet | meet. |
met. |
met. |
news | lead. |
led. |
led. |
understand | understand. [ʌndə'stænd] |
understood. [ʌndə'Stud] |
understood. [ʌndə'Stud] |
win | wIN. |
wON. |
wON. |
buy | bUY. |
bought. |
bought. |
send | send. |
sent. |
sent. |
sell | sELL |
sold |
sold |
catch | catch |
caught |
caught Kɔ: T] |
fight | fight |
fought. |
fought. |
lay | lay. |
laid. |
laid. |
sit | sIT |
sAT. |
sAT. |
tie | bind. |
bound. |
bound. |
bleed | bleed. |
bled. |
bled. |
build | build |
built |
built |
burn | burn. |
bURNT |
bURNT |
to deal with | deal |
dealt. |
dealt. |
dig | dig |
dUG. |
dUG. |
feed | feed |
fed. |
fed. |
hang | hang. |
hUNG. |
hUNG. |
hide | hide |
hid |
hidden. ['HɪDN] |
lean | lean. |
lEANT (Leured) |
lEANT (Leured) |
lend (someone) | lend. |
lent |
lent |
light | light |
lit. |
lit. |
ride | ride |
rode. |
ridden. ['RɪDN] |
sew | sew |
sewed. |
sewed (SEWN) |
write or talk to letters | spell. |
sPELT |
sPELT |
spill | spill |
spilt. |
spilt. |
spit | spit. |
spat. (Spit) |
spat (Spit) |
spoil | spoil. |
spoilt |
spoilt |
stick | stick. |
stuck |
stuck |
strike | strike. |
struck |
struck |
sweep | sweep |
sWEPT. |
sWEPT. |
cry | wEEP. |
wEPT |
wEPT |
spin | wind |
wound. |
wound. |
Verbs type ABC: All forms are different |
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go | go. |
went |
gone |
know | know |
knew. |
known. |
take | take |
tOOK. |
taken. ['Teik (ə) n] |
see | see |
saw. |
seen |
giving | give. |
gave. |
given. |
write | write |
wrote. |
written. ['Ritn] |
speak | sPEAK. |
spoke |
spoken. ['Spouk (e) n] |
drive a car | drive. |
dROVE. |
driven. ['Drivn] |
break | break |
broke. |
broken. ['Brouk (e) n] |
wear clothes) | wear. |
wORE. |
worn. |
there is | eAT. |
aTE |
eaten. ['I: TN] |
drink | dRINK. |
drank. |
dRUNK. |
draw | draw. |
drew. |
drawn. |
steal | steal |
stole |
stolen. ['Stəulən] |
throw | throw [θRəu] |
threw. [θRU:] |
thrown. [θRəun] |
blow | blow. |
blew. |
blowN. |
fall | fall |
fell. |
fallen. ['Fɔ: Lən] |
start off | begin. |
began. |
begun. |
forget | forget. |
forgot. |
forgotten. |
forgive | forgive. |
forgave. |
forgiven. |
to fly | fly |
flew. |
flowN. |
freeze | fREEZE. |
froze |
frozen. ['Fruzn] |
grow | grow. |
grew. |
gROWN. |
call | ring |
rang |
rUNG. |
shake | shake [ʃeik] |
shook [ʃuk] |
shaken. ['Ʃeik (ə) n] |
sing | sing. |
sang. |
sUNG. |
stink | stink. |
stank. (Stunk) |
stunk |
try | strive. |
strove |
striven. ['STRɪVN] |
to swear | sWEAR |
sWore. |
sWORN. |
rip | tear |
tore. |
torn. |
wake | wake |
woke |
woken. ['WOUK (E) N] |
Pay attention to words read. and wind. In the 2nd and 3rd forms read it is read as. And the verb wind is to twist, it is impossible to be confused with the noun Wind - the wind.
Ten most basic wrong verbs
From among the use of incorrect verbs can be allocated the most basic. They need to know first. Start learning the verbs with them, and not in alphabetical order. You can learn them literally for 5 - 10 minutes.
Transfer | Infinitive (1st form) | PAST SIMPLE (2nd form) | PAST PARTICIPLE (3rd shape) |
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go | go. |
went |
gone |
know | know |
knew. |
known. |
think | think. [θiŋk] |
thought [ɔɔ: T] |
thought [ɔɔ: T] |
take | take |
tOOK. |
taken. ['Teik (ə) n] |
see | see |
saw. |
seen |
giving | give. |
gave. |
given. |
write | write |
wrote. |
written. ['Ritn] |
speak | sPEAK. |
spoke |
spoken. ['Spouk (e) n] |
hear | hear |
heard. |
heard. |
buy | bUY. |
bought. |
bought. |
These verbs need to be learned first
Notes:
- Over time, some verbs from the wrong almost turned into the correct. For example, even in not very old textbooks it is written that verb To Work. - Wrong, it has forms: work - Wrought - Wrought. Now form wrought. It is almost not used, except in established expressions like "Wrought Iron" (forged iron), so I did not include it in this table.
- Verbs to learn. (learn), To Lean. (Lean) are also more common as correct: learned, leued, especially in the United States.
- Pay attention to forms read - Read - Read. The word is written equally, and read in different ways.
- Do not confuse verb wind (twist) and noun wind - Wind. They are equally written, but have a different pronunciation and meaning.
- In the British version of the verbs sew pronounced as
Verb - king of English. Even the shortest proposal always contains verb. And vice versa, from the verb you can make a proposal in one word, for example " Stop!"(" Stop! ").
The verbs are sometimes called "words of action." Partly this is true. Many verbs convey the idea of \u200b\u200baction, "doing" something - for example " rUN."(Run)," fight"(Fight)," do." (do), " work"(Work).
But some verbs have the importance of not actions, but existence, not "doing", but "being". These are such verbs like " bE." (be), " eXIST"(Exist)," seeem."(Seem)," belong"(Belong).
To the verb as a faithful attached to be subject to. So, in the sentence " Mary Speaks english"(" Mary speaks English ") Mary. - subject, and verb sPEAKS -predicate.
Thus, it can be said that verbs are words that explain that the subject does ( does.) or what / which is ( iS.), and describe:
- action (" John Plays Football."-" John plays football ");
- state (" Ashley Sems Kind."-" Ashley seems good ").
The verbs in English have one feature. Most words of other parts of speech -, etc. - do not change (although the nouns have the forms of the only and plural). But almost all verbs vary in grammatical forms. For example, in the verb " to Work."(" Work ") five forms:
- to Work, Working, Works, Worked, Working
We note, however, it is a bit compared with languages \u200b\u200bin which one verb can have 30 or more forms (for example, Hungarian) - if you have begun to study the verbs on, you can breathe with relief.
100 main verbs in english
Below is a list of 100 main English verbs. It will be useful first of all to learn exactly these most popular verbs of the English language. The verbs in the table are given in descending order of the frequency of use:
The main form of verb |
Verb |
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have (having) |
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do (do) |
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say (talk) |
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get (receive) |
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make (do) |
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know (know) |
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tHINK (Think) |
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take (take) |
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see (see) |
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come (coming) |
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want |
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use (use) |
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find (find) |
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give |
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tell (tell) |
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work (work) |
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call (call; call) |
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try (try) |
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aSK (ask; ask) |
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need (need) |
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fEEL (feel) |
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bECOME (become) |
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leave |
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pUT (Lay; put) |
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mean (mean) |
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keep (Store) |
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let (allow) |
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begin (start) |
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sEEM (seem) |
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hELP (help) |
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show |
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hear (hear) |
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play (Play) |
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run (run) |
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move (move) |
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believe |
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bring (Front) |
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happen (happen) |
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write |
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sIT (Sitting) |
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stand |
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lOSE |
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pay (pay) |
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meet (meet) |
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iNCLUDE (Enable) |
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continue |
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set |
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learn (Learn) |
learnt / learned. |
learnt / learned. |
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change |
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lead |
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understand (Understand) |
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watch (Watch) |
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follow (follow) |
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sTOP (stop) |
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create (Create) |
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sPEAK (Speak) |
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spend (spend) |
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grow (Grow) |
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open (open) |
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win (win) |
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tEACH (Learn) |
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offer |
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rEMEMBER (remember) |
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appear (appear) |
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bUY (Buy) |
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serve (serve) |
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dIE (die) |
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send |
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bUILD (build) |
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stay (stay) |
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fall (fall) |
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cut (cut) |
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rEACH (achieve) |
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kill (kill) |
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raise (raise) |
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pASS |
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sELL (Sell) |
The concept of "incorrect verbs" when studying English arises almost simultaneously with the beginning of a detailed study of times. The division on the right and wrong verbs in English becomes important when the need arises to put the verb in the second or third form in accordance with the desired time. It is from what kind of verb takes in these forms and depends, it applies to the correct or incorrect.
You can continue reading or see an animated video in which in 5 minutes we tried to transfer the main content of the article. At the end of the view, do not forget to fulfill your knowledge.
The verbs of the "right" category the second and third forms are the same; They differ from the first form only by the end -ed.
But the wrong verbs of the English language are a special group that has to pay much more attention and time. The difficulty is that ways of education of the second and third forms of these verbs are not a logic or rules:
- some of them do not change the form at all;
cUT - CUT - CUT (Cut)
- some coincide the second and third forms;
have - HAD - HAD (HAVE)
- and there are such incorrect verbs in English, in which all three forms are different.
dO - DID - Done
Incorrect English verbs are like a multiplication table in mathematics: to memorize for a long time and troublesome, but it is worth it, because it is impossible to overestimate the enormous practical value. In particular, the knowledge of the forms of incorrect verbs is significantly expanding the language capabilities.
The total amount of irregular verbs is about 500 (and this is not only commonly used, but also outdated options). If we talk about the useful verbs that can be useful in modern conditions, you will need only 220- 250 units of the total number, i.e. Literally half.
According to some linguists, knowledge of the entire table with irregular verbs, raises the level of knowledge of the language by as much as 5%!
English Wrong verbs are a ready-made set of words that are guaranteed to cover most of the actions from all major conversational topics.
How to distinguish the right verbs from the wrong?
Unfortunately, since the wrong verbs of the second and third forms are formed unpredictable, you will have to literally recognize them "in the face".
All students who explore English must have a table of incorrect verbs. English incorrect verbs with transcription and translation are in any, even most primitive, tutorial (usually their table is located at the end of the publication).
It is important to remember Writing and pronunciation of the three forms of each verb from the table. That is, if the verb is incorrect, it is necessary to learn not one word, as usual, and immediately three.
The table of incorrect verbs of the English language - a landmark for which some time will have to be checked - the correct verb in front of us or not.
As a rule, the main irregular verbs of the English are the most consumed in speech, texts and exercises. Gradually, the forms of incorrect verbs are remembered in English, and the table is quenched more and less.
Modern English is predisposed to the simplification of complex grammatical structures, it concerns and incorrect verbs. Forms of incorrect verbs in English are modified over time and gradually strive for "correctness". Sometimes the verb can be used and as correct, and how incorrect. For example:
study - Learn-learnt (Learned) - Learnt (Learned)).
In ambiguous cases, exceptions, our recommendation will be as follows: with any doubt it is better to turn to Oxford dictionary. This publication is considered to have a certain "code" linguists governing the use of one or another lexeme. Modern editions of this book include not only traditional options, but also most Americanized versions of irregular verbons.
Where are the forms of incorrect verbs?
So, now let's go to the most important thing: we will consider in more detail three verb forms and their participation in English grammar:
First - This is perhaps the simplest variation - infinitive (Infinitive). Used:
- usually as an indefinite form;
- when using Present Simple, and in the 3rd face of the only number, the verb gets the ending -S (for example, Runs, Goes).
Second - performs in the simplest and understandable speech situations: when using Past Simple.
Third - past participle ( PAST PARTICIPLE or PARTICIPLE II). There are three main options when it is used:
- as directly occasion of the past time;
- as part of the design of Present Perfect;
- in the formation of all forms of the suffering pledge.
As you can see, almost all species-temporary forms of English are "tied" on a particular form of verbs. Therefore, any form of verb is essential in building competent speech.
Study of English incorrect verbs
Depending on the level of knowledge, we offer two ways to study this topic. The first is to start learning the 100 most popular incorrect verbs right now on our table, which you will find just below. The second method is the study of verbs in the process of performing an online exercise.
This method is also suitable for those who taught English before, for example, school or institute, and now forgot. Exercise as much as possible will help recall all three forms of verb. You can also return to the exercise after studying the table and check the acquired knowledge.
table of irregular verbs
We bring to your attention the wrong verbs of English with a translation in the form of a table. In it, you can also listen to the pronunciation of verbs.
For each lexeme, only one basic transaction option is presented. Although, it should be remembered that, the more often the word is found in everyday speech, the more it is usually values. For example, the word "get" can express up to 80 different actions.
The table contains the most consumable verbs that require memorization by heart. In the future, use them in suggestions to grammatically correctly express thoughts in English.
to put up (with circumstances); follow |
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appear |
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wake wake |
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[ə'wʊʊk] / [ə'wəikt] |
[ə'wʊʊkən] |
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['Bi: Tən] / |
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become |
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start off |
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bend; tilt |
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besough / beseeched. |
besough / beseeched. |
ask, begging |
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bet |
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/ ['Bɪtən] |
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breed Educate |
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bring |
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broadcast |
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['Brɔ: DKɑ: ST] |
['Brɔ: DKɑ: ST] |
['Brɔ: DKɑ: ST] |
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Burned. |
Burned. |
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burst away, explode |
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buy |
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to choose |
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come, come |
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deal |
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dreamt / Dreamed |
dreamt / Dreamed |
dream; dream |
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ride (riding), lead (car) |
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live; settle |
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feel |
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fight |
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find |
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run, hide |
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forbid |
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predict |
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get to get |
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go to go |
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hang; hang |
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hide; hide |
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store, hold |
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jump out, jump |
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leave leave |
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lend |
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let |
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mean |
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meet |
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prove |
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climb, grow |
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sell |
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send, send |
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install, tune |
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shake |
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show |
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reduce |
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slide |
slide |
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smell; to sniff |
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speak |
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spend (time) |
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rotate; spin |
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spoilt / Spoiled. |
spoilt / Spoiled. |
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distribute |
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hit; bump into |
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sweep |
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narrate |
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understand |
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[ʌndə'stænd] |
[ʌndə'stʊd] |
[ʌndə'stʊd] |
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Online memorization exercise Wrong verbs
Specify the three forms of the verb sequentially, choosing a card with a word from the proposed options.
- choose
- chose
- chosen.
- creep.
- crept.
- crept.
- dRINK.
- drank.
- dRUNK.
- drive.
- dROVE.
- driven.
- fallen.
- found.
- found.
- forgive.
- forgave.
- forgiven.
- gROWN.
- known.
- leve.
- showed
- shown.
- sPEAK.
- spoke
- spoken.
- stand
- stood.
- stood.
- taken.
- teach.
- taught.
- taught.
- understand.
- understood.
- understood.
- write
- wrote.
- written.
To successfully study a foreign language, it is necessary to lay a certain foundation consisting of basic skills. In addition to the lexic reserve and developed pronunciation, grammatical knowledge includes this basis. Undoubtedly, the system of time and verb forms is essential for English grammar, without knowing no knowledge. Today, studying the topic, we are compatible with a set of vocabulary with dealing with grammar, as we will analyze one of the most necessary basic concepts - incorrect verbs of the English language. Consider the essence of the phenomenon, as well as we give a list of all the necessary words with transcription and translation into Russian.
In order to answer the question that delivered in the title, take a small excursion to the theory.
British verbs have several basic forms that help to form aspects of time:
- Infinitive - It is the initial, vocabulary form. ().
- Past indefinite - form for expressing past events. According to the rule, it is formed by joining the ending -ed to the infinitive. ().
- Past participle - The form required for the formation of perfect times and suffering pledges. According to grammatical standards, it must coincide with the previous category, i.e. Also join -ed. ().
- Communion of valid time - It is not always distinguished as a separate form, but it should be noted that these are verbs with the ending -ing, which are used in the times of the Continuous group. ()
Today we are interested in the second and third points of the list, since they are responsible for the correctness or irregularity of the verb. We have already noted that the general rule for the formation of past forms is adding the end -ed. But, by virtue of historical reasons, well-established language clichés do not always comply with the standards, and it is much easier to take exceptions than to try to change the established way. That is why there is such a thing as the wrong verbs of the English language. English grammar calls this phenomenon of irregular verbs.
The irregular belongs include the verbs that the form of the past time is not formed by general rule, that is, they are characterized by atypical lifting. Such verb shapes have to be memorized, as they are individual for each case. It is noteworthy that the proportion of use in the speech of improper English verbs is about 70%. It means that only 30% of all frequently used verbs are observed by the general rule.
At this end, the theory and move on to the practical part, in which we consider examples of incorrect verbs of English with translation and transcription. This will allow you to combine memorization of vocabulary and work with pronunciation.
Learn incorrect verbs of English
You probably will not wait to find out how many wrong verbs in English will have to memorize? We hurry to surprise, because such a number, you probably did not expect to see: over 450 representatives of the wrong type of formation of past forms are distinguished. But do not worry, we will not learn a complete list of irregular verbs, since more than half of the words have long come out of the consideration of the modern language. It remains approximately two hundred actively applied words, which we break to even smaller groups to master the material gradually.
The first 50 words for beginners
Starting language learning will be enough to familiarize themselves with a very small list of the most common verbs. This minimum will be enough for you to work with simple proposals in English. In order for during the training, we had to be distracted by other rules, next to the example, we indicate how the word is read in English, and also approximately explain what Russian sounds correspond to English letters. Russian transcription will be presented only in this section, since further study involves a higher level of knowledge of a foreign language.
Top 50 Incorrect Verbs | |||
Forms* | Transcription | Russian pronunciation | Transfer |
bE - WAS / WERE - Been | [Bi - Woz / User - Bin] | be | |
begin - Began - Begun | [Begin - Bigan - Bygan] | start off | |
break - Broke - Broken | [Brake - Bruk - Brucheng] | break | |
bring - Brought - Brought | [BRIN - BROT - BROT] | bring | |
bUILD - Built - Built | [Bild - Bilt - Bilt] | build | |
bUY - BOUGHT - BOUGHT | [Bai - BOOT - BOOT] | buy | |
catch - Caught - Caught | [Katch - Cate - Cate] | catch | |
come - Came - Come | [Kam - Kame -kov] | to come | |
cut - Cut - Cut | [Cat - Cat - Cat] | cut | |
dO - DID - DONE | [Duu - Did - Dan] | do | |
dRINK - DRANK - DRUNK | [Drink - Drack - Dranc] | drink | |
drive - DROVE - Driven | [Drive - Drawow - Drivan] | led | |
eAT - ATE - Eaten | [IIT - ET - IIT] | eat | |
fall - Fell - Fallen | [FOUOL - FAL - FOLAND] | fall | |
feel - Felt -felt | [Phil - Felt - Felt] | feel | |
find - Found - Found | [Findd - Found - Found] | to find | |
fly - Flew - FLOWN | [Flaigh - Fle - Flown] | to fly | |
forget - Forgot - Forgotten | [FOGET - FOGOT - FOGET] | forget | |
get - Got - Got | [Gat - Goth - Goth] | receive | |
give - Gave - Given | [Give - Geive - Guizen] | giving | |
go - Went - Gone | [GOU - WANT - GON] | go | |
have - Had - Had | [HAV - HAD - HAD] | have | |
hEAR - Heard - Heard | [Hier - Herd - Herd] | hear | |
hold - Held - Held | [Hold - Hald - Hald] | keep | |
kEEP - KEPT - KEPT | [Kip - CEPT - CEPT] | hold | |
know - KNEW - Known | [Noow - New Noun] | know | |
leave - Left - Left | [LIIL - LEF - LEF] | leave | |
let - Let - Let | [LET - LET - LET] | let | |
lIE - LAY - LAIN | [Lai - Lay - Lane] | lying | |
lOSE - LOST - LOST | [Louz - Lost - Lost] | lose | |
make - Made - Made | [Maid - Maid - Maid] | do | |
mEAN - Meant - Meant | [MIN - MENT - MANT] | to mean | |
mEET - Met - Met | [MIIT - MAT - MAT] | meet | |
pay - PAID - PAID | [Pey - Paid - Pad] | to pay | |
pUT - PUT - PUT | [PUT - PUT -PUT] | put | |
read - Read - Read | [Reed - Rad - Rad] | to read | |
rUN - RAN - RUN | [RAS - REN - RAS] | run | |
say - Said - Said | [Say - Sed - Sed] | speak | |
see - Saw - Seen | [Sia - Sou - Sin] | see | |
show - Showed - Shown | [ʃou - ʃoud - ʃoun] | [Show - Show - Schuen] | show |
sIT - SAT - SAT | [Sit - SET - SET] | sit | |
sleep - Slept - Slept | [Slip - Slept - Slept] | sleep | |
sPEAK - SPOKE - Spoken | [Spikik - Spook - Spouben] | speak | |
stand - Stood - Stood | [Stand - Stud's studies] | to stand | |
take - Took - Taken | [Take - Tuk - Takeken] | take | |
tELD - TOLD - TOLD | [Tal - Tould -Tooled] | narrate | |
think - Thougoht - Thought | [θɪŋk - θɔ: T - ɔɔ: T] | [SYL - SOUT - SOUT] | think |
understand - Understood - Understood | [ʌndər 'Stænd - ʌndər' Stʊd - ʌndər 'Stʊd] | [Andestand - Andestud - Andestud] | understand |
win - WON - WON | [Win - Ouan - Uan] | win | |
write - Wrote - Written | [Wright - Rout - Ritney] | write |
Other English topics: How Past Simple is formed
* The column presents three main forms of the verb in the following order:
- infinitive (Infinitive);
- past Indefinite / Simple);
- passing time (Participle II).
Now you know the most consumed in speech incorrect verbs of the English language. This list of words can be easily printed and memorized at any convenient time. Replenish your knowledge gradually, you do not need to immediately download yourself to large amounts of information. Since the table contains many major verbs, with the learning of the words of difficulties will not be, because they are used in practice in each second text or dialogue.
Top 100 - medium vocabulary
If you are already confidently using the studied verbs, then it is time to move to the next level of knowledge and discover new irregular English verbs.
In this section, we will continue to study the most consumable incorrect verbs, which one table will help us. It contains the same number of words located alphabetically, as the first, but in it we will no longer lead the approximate Russian sound: understand how the word is pronounced, English transcription will help you. We hope you have already learned the material about how transcriptional signs are used. So, will continue to work: we will study only 50 words and we obtain the top 100 irregular verbs.
Forms | Transcription | Transfer |
aRISE - AROSE - ARISEN | [ə'Raiz - ə'Rəuz - ə'Riz (ə) n] | arise, rise |
awake - AWOKE - AWOKEN | [ə `waɪk - ə`woʊk - əwoʊkn] | wake up waking up |
bear - Bore - Born | wear, endure, give birth | |
become - Became - Become | become | |
bind - Bound - Bound | tie | |
bite - Bit - Bitten | bite, bite | |
blow - Blew - Blown | blow | |
bURN - BURNT - BURNT | burn, burn | |
choose - Chose - Chosen | to choose | |
cOST - COST - COST | cost | |
cREP - CREPT - CREPT | cry, crawl | |
deal - Dealt - Dealt | deal | |
dIG - DAG - DAG | dig, dig | |
draw - Drew - Drown | paint | |
dream - Dreamt - Dreamt | dream, dream | |
fIGHT - FOUGHT - FOUGHT | fight, fight, fight | |
feed - Fed - Fed | feed | |
forgive - Forgave - Forgiven | forgive, forgive | |
freeze - Froze - Frozen | frozen frozen | |
grow - Grew - GROWN | grow, grow | |
hang - Hung - Hung * | hang, hang | |
hide - HID - Hidden | hide | |
hURT - HURT - HURT | offend, hurt, harm | |
lEAD - LED - LED | lead, lead | |
learn - Learnt - Learnt | study, learn | |
lend - Lent - Lent | lend | |
ride - Rode - Ridden | ride top | |
ring - Rang - Rung | call, ring | |
rise - Rose - Risen | close up, away | |
seek - Sought - Sought | search | |
sELD - SOLD - SOLD | sell | |
sET - SET - SET | to install | |
shake - Shook - Shaken | [ʃEɪk - ʃʊk - ʃeɪkən] | shake, shake |
shine - shone -shone | [ʃaɪn - ʃOʊn - ʃOʊn] | shine, shine, shine |
shut - shut - shut | [ʃʌt - ʃʌt - ʃʌt] | close |
sing - Sang - Sung | sing | |
slide - Slid - Slid | slide | |
smell - Smelt - Smelt | smell, sniff | |
spend - Spelt - Spelt | spend, waste | |
steal - Stole - Stolen | steal, steal | |
swim - SWAM - SWUM | to swim | |
swing - Swung - Swung | sway | |
tEACH - TAUGHT - TAUGHT | teach, teach | |
tEAR - TORE - TORN | break | |
throw - Threw - Thrown | [θROʊ - θRU: - θROʊN] | throw, throw, dot |
upset - Upset - Upset | [ʌp'Set - ʌP'Set - ʌp'Set] | upset, grieve; overturn |
wake - Woke - Woken | wake up, wake up | |
wear - WORE - WORN | wear, dress | |
wEEP - WEPT - WEPT | cry, ruin | |
wET - WET - WET | scatter, wet, moisturize |
* Important remark for translators: This verb has two values. Forms, data in the table, denote expressions that are consisting "Hang, hang things." A rarest context is hanging as execution, hang a criminal. In such a situation, this English verb behaves as correct, i.e. Joins the ending -ed: Hang - Hanged - Hanged.
So, we reviewed all the main and popular incorrect verbs of the English language, with which you congratulate! Do not strive to master the new words at once, so you will only become confused in forms and values. For efficient and quick memorization, we offer to print the given material, break the verbs by groups for convenient perception, and make cards with writing English words and Russian translation. This method successfully helps to learn the decline of irregular verbs to most students.
If you have already mastered the most common verbs of the English language with transcription, we invite you to expand our horizons even more and look into the less popular, but encountered the use of incorrect words.
Rare, but necessary verbs
The list of incorrect verbs of English has already studied by a hundred examples. It, as we have already noted, approximately half the active dictionary reserve of modern Englishman on the topic of irregular verbs. With the use of the next hundred words, it is definitely not to meet every day. But, first, they are often included in standard tests and tasks to confirm the level of proficiency in the language, and secondly, it is better to know the rare grammatical moments of the language than something wrong to understand and get into an awkward situation. So, we will study rare, but necessary, incorrect verbs in English with translation and transcription.
Forms | Transcription | Transfer |
abide - Abode / Abided - Abode / Abided | [əbaɪd - əbʊʊd / əbaɪdɪd - əbʊʊd / əbaɪdɪd] | withstand, endure, endure; abide |
backbite - Backbitten - Backbitten | [Bækbaɪt - bækbɪtən - bækbɪtən] | slander |
backslide - Backslid - Backslid | [Bækslaɪd - Bækslɪd - Bækslɪd] | retreat, refuse |
bEAT - Beat - Beaten | beat | |
bEFALL - Befell - Befallen | happen to happen | |
beget - Begot / Begat - Begotten | produce | |
begird - Begirt - Begirt | gird | |
bEHOLD - Beheld - Beheld | sneak | |
bend - Bent - Bent | bend | |
bereave - Bereft / Bereawed - Bereft / Bereaved | deprive, take away | |
beseech - Besough - Besought | praying, kill | |
bESET - BESET - BESET | toleen, surround | |
bESPEAK - BESPOKE - BESPOKEN | order, catch | |
bESPIT - BESPAT - BESPAT | sparkle | |
bet - Bet - Bet | [Bet - Bet - Bet] | keep betting |
betake - Betook - Betaken | take, resort, go | |
bID - BID / BADE - Bidden | tit, ask, set the price | |
bLEED - BLED - BLED | bleed | |
bREED - BRED - BRED | breed, grow, produce | |
broadcast - Broadcast - Broadcast | [Brɔːdkɑːst - Brɔːdkɑːst - Brɔːdkɑːst] | broadcast (body / broadcasting) |
browBeat - Browbeat - Browbeaten | [Braʊbiːt - BraʊBiːt - Braʊbiːtən] | bulk, eat |
bURST - BURST - BURST | break out, explode, break | |
bUST - BUST / BUSTED - BUST / BUSTED | split, destroy, go bankrupt | |
cast - Cast - Cast | throw metal | |
chide - Chid - Chid | scold | |
cleave - Cleft - Cleft | split, dissection | |
cLING - CLUNG - CLUNG | chain, cling | |
dwell - Dwelt - Dwelt | dwell, stay, linger | |
fLEE - FLED - FLED | run away, escape | |
fling - Flung - Flung | throw away | |
forbear - Forbore - Forborne | refrain | |
forbid - Forbad - Forbidden | ban | |
forecast - Forecast - Forecast | [Fɔːkɑːst - FɔːKɑːST - FɔːKɑːST] | predict, predict |
foresee - Foresaw - Foreseen | anticipate | |
forsake - Forsook - Forsaken | leave leave | |
forswear - Forswore - Forsworn | redeem | |
gainsay - Gainsaid - Gainsaid | [ˌꞬEɪnseɪ - ˌɡeɪnsed - ˌɡeɪnsed] | deny, contradict |
gILD - GILT / GILDED - GILT / GILDED | [ɡɪLD - ɡɪLT / ɡɪLDɪD - ɡɪLT / ɡɪLDɪD] | golden, don |
grind - Ground - Ground | [ɡraɪnd - ɡRAʊND - ɡRAʊND] | throw, grind, grind |
heaved / Hove - Heaved / Hove | pull, raise, move | |
hew - Hawd - HewN | cut down, tesp | |
hit - Hit - Hit | hit, hit | |
iNLAY - INLAID - INLAID | [ɪNleɪ - ɪnleɪd - ɪnleɪd] | insert, insert |
iNPUT - INPUT - INPUT | [Ɪnpʊt - ɪnpʊt - ɪnpʊt] | enter the data |
interweave - InterWove - Interwoven | [ˌꞮntəwiːv - ˌɪntəwʊʊv - ˌɪntəwʊʊvən] | torture, intertwine |
kneel - Knelt - Knelt | kneel | |
knit - Knit - Knit | to knit | |
lade - Laded - Laden / Laded | ship, download | |
lEAN - Leant - Leant | lean | |
lEAP - Leapt - Leapt | jump, jump | |
light - Lit - Lit | light | |
misDeal - Misdealt - Misdealt | [ˌMɪsdiːl - ˌmɪsdelt - ˌmɪsdelt] | do / do wrong |
miGive - Misgave - MiSgiven | [ˌMɪsɡɪv - ˌmɪsɡeɪv - ˌmɪsɡɪvən] | suffer |
mOW - MODED - MOWN | mow, press (cereals) | |
oUTBID - OUTBID - OUTBID | exceed to beat the price | |
plead - Plead - Plead | contact | |
pROVE - PROVED - PROVED / PROVEN | prove to confirm | |
qUIT - QUIT - QUIT | throw, leave | |
rebind - Rebound - Rebound | [ˌRIːBAɪND - Rɪbaʊnd - Rɪbaʊnd] | tie relying |
rEND - RENT - RENT | tempered, handy | |
rID - RID - RID | ebelieve, release | |
sEW - SEWED - SEWN / SEWED | sew | |
shear - Sheared - Shorn | [ʃɪʃɪ - ʃɪʃɪd - ʃɔːn] | stream, cut |
shed - Shed - Shed | [ʃED - ʃED - ʃED] | shed, lose |
shoe - SHOD - SHOD | [ʃuː - ʃɒd - ʃɒd] | show, hide |
shoot - Shot - Shot | [ʃuːt - ʃɒt - ʃɒt] | shoot |
shred - Shred - Shred | [ʃRED - ʃRED - ʃRED] | grind, cheat, crawl |
sHRINK - SHRANK - SHRUNK | [ʃRɪŋK - ʃRŋŋK - ʃRʌŋK] | shrink, shrink |
shrive - shrove / shrived - shriven / shrived | [ʃRAɪV - ʃrʊʊv / ʃraɪvd - ʃrɪvən / ʃraɪvd] | confess to let go of sins |
sLAY - SLEW - SLAIN | kill | |
sling - Slung - Slung | swallow | |
sLINK - Slunk - Slunk | ostly slip | |
slit - Slit - Slit | cut down | |
sMITE - SMOTE - SMITTEN | hit, beat, fight | |
sOW - SOWED - SOWN | sow | |
speed \u200b\u200b- Sped - Sple | rat, rode | |
spill - Spilt - Spilt | shed | |
spin - Spun / Span - Spun | twist | |
spit - Spat / Spit - Spat / Spit | spit | |
split - Split - Split | split | |
spoil - Spoilt - Spoilt | spoil | |
spread - Spread - Spread | distribute | |
spring - Sprang - Sprung | jump, jump | |
stick - Stuck - Stuck | glisten | |
sting - Stung - Stung | sting | |
strew - Strewed - Strewn | using, sprinkle | |
stride - Strode - Stridden | step | |
strike - Struck - Struck | hit, strike | |
strive - Strove - Striven | try to fight | |
sWEAR - SWORE - SWORN | to swear | |
sWEEP - SWEPT - SWEPT | sweep | |
swell - Swelled - Swollen | swell | |
tHRUST - THRUST - THRUST | [θRʌST - θRʌST - θRʌST] | push up |
tread - TROD - TRODD / TRODDEN | start | |
waylay - WayLayd - WayLayd | [ˌWeɪleɪ - ˌweɪleɪd - ˌweɪleɪd] | touch |
weave - WOVE / WEAVED - WOVEN / WAVED | weave | |
wED - Wed -Wed | marry | |
wIND - WOUND - WOUND | start (mechanism) | |
work - Worked (Wrought) * - Worked (Wrought) | [Wɜːk - WɜːKT / RɔːT - WɜːKT / RɔːT] | work |
wring - Wrung - Wrung | squeeze, twist, squeeze |
Other English topics: Past Perfect Continuous - past a long time: Rules, use
* Wrought is a very obsolete book form, the table is given only for familiarization. In modern English, its use is not practiced and is not recommended.
Now we can actually declare that they studied all the wrong verbs in modern English. Since the remaining words, in most cases, are derived from already studied verbs. For example, we looked at the word understand.. When we meet the same expression, but with a negative prefix - misunderstand, we will know that it will become his forms misunderstood /misunderstood..
That's all, learn the wrong verbs in English, work with translation and transcription, and do not rush to remember everything immediately. It is better to disassemble a few words to a day than to suffer with a huge list and nervous because it is not remembered. Successes in practice!