Full table of irregular verbs of English with translation and transcription for printing Irregular Verbs

The article lists all the wrong verbs of the English language.

Full table of irregular verbs of English with translation and transcription for printing

The study of the table of incorrect verbs by heart is mandatory, because they are precisely the part of speech that is not amenable to transformations according to the established rules in English (and that is why they are called “wrong”).

Incorrect verbs of English ( irregular Verbs) form the II (past indefinite time, Past Indefinite) and III (past community, PAST PARTICIPLE) The form is not by adding the end –Ed To the infinitive, like most English verbs, and in various other ways.

In English there are more than 200 wrong verbs. Basically, these verbs belong to the most ancient layers of the English language. Incorrect verbs are most often monosyllabic.

Table:

Infinitive		PAST TENSE		Past Participle		Translation
arise	[ə’raiz]	arose	[ə’rəuz]	arisen	[ə’Riz (ə) n]	to arise, to appear
aWAKE	[ə’weik]	aWOKE	[ə’wəuk]	aWOKEN	[ə’wəukən]	wake up, wake up
be	[bi:]	wAS, WERE	[wɔz], [wz:]	been	[bi: n]	to be
bear	[bɛə]	bore	[bɔ:]	born	[bɔ: n]	give birth, bring
beat	[bi: t]	beat	[bi: t]	beaten	[‘Bi: TN]	beat
become	[bɪ ‘kʌm]	became	[bɪ ‘keɪm]	become	[bɪ ‘kʌm]	become
begin	[bɪ ‘gɪn]	began	[bɪ ‘gæn]	begun	[bɪ ‘gʌn]	start off)
bend	[Bend]	bent	[Bent]	bent	[Bent]	bend, bend
bIND	[Baɪnd]	bound	[Baʊnd]	bound	[Baʊnd]	bind
bITE	[baɪt]	bit	[bɪt]	bitten	[‘Bɪtn]	bite)
bleed	[Bli: D]	bled	[Bled]	bled	[Bled]	bleed
blow	[blou]	bLEW	[Blu:]	bLOWN	[Bloun]	blow
break	[Breɪk]	broke	[Brouk]	broken	[‘Broukən]	break)
breed	[Bri: D]	bred	[Bred]	bred	[Bred]	bring up
bring	[Brɪŋ]	bROUGHT	[Brɔ: T]	bROUGHT	[Brɔ: T]	bring
build	[bɪld]	built	[bɪlt]	built	[bɪlt]	build
burn	[bɜ: rn]	bURNT	[BZ: NT]	bURNT	[BZ: NT]	burn, burn
bURST	[BZ: ST]	bURST	[BZ: ST]	bURST	[BZ: ST]	burst out, blow up (Xia)
buy	[Baɪ]	bouught	[bɔ: t]	bouught	[bɔ: t]	buy
cast	[K ɑ: ST]	cast	[K ɑ: ST]	cast	[K ɑ: ST]	throw, pour (metal)
catch	[kætʃ]	caure	[kɔ: t]	caure	[kɔ: t]	catch, grab
choose	[tʃu: z]	chose	[tʃouz]	chosen	[‘Tʃouzən]	choose, select
cOME	[kʌm]	came	[keɪm]	cOME	[kʌm]	come
cost	[kɒst]	cost	[kɒst]	cost	[kɒst]	cost
cut	[kʌt]	cut	[kʌt]	cut	[kʌt]	cut
dig	[dɪg]	dug	[dʌg]	dug	[dʌg]	dig, dig
do	[du:]	dID	[dɪd]	done	[dʌn]	do
dRAW	[Drɔ:]	drew	[Dru:]	dRAWN	[drɔ: n]	draw, drag
dream	[DRI: M]	dreamt	[Dremt]	dreamt	[Dremt]	dream, dream
drink	[DRɪŋK]	drank	[Dræŋk]	dRUNK	[DRʌŋK]	drink
drive	[Draɪv]	dROVE	[Druv]	driven	[‘Drɪvən]	drive
eAT	[i: t]	aTE	[eɪt, et]	eaten	[‘I: TN]	there is
fall	[fɔ: l]	fell	[Fel]	fallen	[‘Fɔ: Lən]	fall
feed	[fi: d]	fed	[Fed]	fed	[Fed]	feed
feel	[fi: l]	fELT	[Felt]	fELT	[Felt]	feel
fight	[faɪt]	fough	[fɔ: t]	fough	[fɔ: t]	fight
find	[faɪnd]	found	[faʊnd]	found	[faʊnd]	find
fit	[fit]	fit	[fit]	fit	[fit]	set up in size
fly	[Flaɪ]	flew	[Flu:]	flown	[Floun]	fly
forget	[fər ‘get]	forgot	[fər ‘gɒt]	forgotten	[fər ‘gɒtn]	forget
forgive	[fər ‘gɪv]	forgave	[fər ‘gɪv]	forgiven	[fər ‘gɪvən]	forgive
freeze	[Fri: Z]	froze	[Frouz]	frozen	[‘Frouzən]	freeze
get	[get]	gOT	[gɒt]	gOT	[gɒt]	receive
give	[gɪv]	gAVE	[gɪv]	given	[‘Gɪvən]	give
go	[gou]	went	[Went]	gone	[gɒn]	go, walk
grow	[Grou]	grew	[Gru:]	grown	[Grun]	grow
hang	[hæŋ]	hung	[hʌŋ]	hung	[hʌŋ]	hang, hang
have	[hæv]	had	[hæd]	had	[hæd]	have
hear	[hɪər]	heard	[hɜ: rd]	heard	[hɜ: rd]	hear
hide	[haɪd]	hid	[hɪd]	hidden	[‘Hɪdn]	hide
hIT	[hɪt]	hIT	[hɪt]	hIT	[hɪt]	get into the target
hold	[HOULD]	held	[HELD]	held	[HELD]	keep
hurt	[hɜ: rt]	hurt	[hɜ: rt]	hurt	[hɜ: rt]	injure, borrow
keep	[ki: p]	kept	[kept]	kept	[kept]	keep, save
kneel	[ni: l]	kNELT	[nelt]	kNELT	[nelt]	kneel
knit	[nɪt]	knit	[nɪt]	knit	[nɪt]	knit (knitting needles)
know	[nou]	knew	[nu:]	known	[noun]	know
lay	[leɪ]	laid	[leɪd]	laid	[leɪd]	put
lead	[Li: D]	lED	[led]	lED	[led]	lead, head
lean	[Li: N]	leant	[Lent]	leant	[Lent]	tilt
learn	[lɜ: rn]	learnt	[lɜ: rnt]	learnt	[lɜ: rnt]	learn
leave	[Li: V]	left	[Left]	left	[Left]	leave, leave
lend	[Lend]	lent	[Lent]	lent	[Lent]	to occupy, borrow
let	[let]	let	[let]	let	[let]	let
lie	[laɪ]	lay	[leɪ]	lain	[leɪn]	lie
light	[lait]	lit	[Lit]	lit	[Lit]	light, light up
lose	[lu: z]	lost	[lɒst]	lost	[lɒst]	lose
make	[meɪk]	made	[meɪd]	made	[meɪd]	do
mean	[mi: n]	meant	[MENT]	meant	[MENT]	to mean
meet	[mi: t]	met	[met]	met	[met]	meet
mistake	[mis’teik]	mistook	[Mis’TUK]	mistaken	[mis’teik (e) n]	to make mistakes
pay	[peɪ]	pAID	[peɪd]	pAID	[peɪd]	to pay
put	[pʊt]	put	[pʊt]	put	[pʊt]	put, put
read	[Ri: D]	read	[red]	read	[red]	read
ride	[raɪd]	rode	[Roud]	ridden	[‘Rɪdn]	ride on horseback
ring	[rɪŋ]	rang	[ræŋ]	rung	[rʌŋ]	call, ring
rise	[raɪz]	rose	[rouz]	risen	[‘Rɪzən]	get up
run	[rʌn]	ran	[ræn]	run	[rʌn]	run
say	[seɪ]	said	[SED]	said	[SED]	talk
see	[si:]	saw	[Sɔ:]	seen	[si: n]	see
seek	[si: k]	south	[sɔ: t]	south	[sɔ: t]	search
sell	[SEL]	sold	[soup]	sold	[soup]	sell
sEND	[SEND]	sent	[Sent]	sent	[Sent]	send
set	[set]	set	[set]	set	[set]	put, put
shake	[ʃeɪk]	shook	[ʃʊK]	shaken	[‘Ʃeɪkən]	shake
shine	[ʃaɪn]	shone	[ʃUN, ʃɒN]	shone	[ʃUN, ʃɒN]	shine, shine, shine
shoot	[ʃu: t]	shot	[ʃɒT]	shot	[ʃɒT]	fire
show	[ʃou]	showed	[ʃoud]	shown	[ʃUN]	show
shrink	[ʃriŋk]	shrank	[ʃræŋk]	shrunk	[ʃRʌŋK]	sit down (about the material), reduce (si), reduce (si)
shut	[ʃʌT]	shut	[ʃʌT]	shut	[ʃʌT]	close
sing	[sɪŋ]	sANG	[sæŋ]	sUNG	[sʌŋ]	sing
sink	[sɪŋk]	sank	[sæŋk]	sUNK	[sʌŋk]	drown
sIT	[sɪt]	sat	[sæt]	sat	[sæt]	sit
sleep	[SLI: P]	slept	[Slept]	slept	[Slept]	sleep
smell	[Smel]	smelt	[smelt]	smelt	[smelt]	sniff, smell
slide	[slaid]	slid	[Slid]	slid	[Slid]	slide
sOW	[sou]	sOWED	[Soud]	sOWN	[SOUN]	sow, sow
smell	[Smel]	smelled	[smeld]	smelled	[smeld]	sniff, smell
speak	[spi: k]	spoke	[spouk]	spoken	[‘Spoukən]	talk
spell	[spel]	spelt	[spelt]	spelt	[spelt]	to spell
spend	[Spend]	spent	[Spent]	spent	[Spent]	spend
spill	[spɪl]	spilt	[spɪlt]	spilt	[spɪlt]	shed
spit	[spɪt]	sPAT	[spæt]	sPAT	[spæt]	spit
split	[splɪt]	split	[splɪt]	split	[splɪt]	split
spoil	[spoɪl]	spoilt	[spoɪlt]	spoilt	[spoɪlt]	spoil
spread	[Spred]	spread	[Spred]	spread	[Spred]	distribute (se)
stand	[stænd]	stood	[stʊd]	stood	[stʊd]	stand
steal	[sti: l]	stole	[Stoul]	stolen	[‘Stoulən]	steal
stick	[Stik]	stuck	[stʌk]	stuck	[stʌk]	glue (si), get stubborn
sting	[stiŋ]	stung	[STʌŋ]	stung	[STʌŋ]	sting
strike	[Straɪk]	struck	[Strʌk]	struck	[Strʌk]	hit, strike
strive	[Straɪv]	strov	[Strəuv]	striven	[‘Strɪvn]	try, strive
swear	[Sweə]	swore	[swɔ:]	sworn	[swɔ: n]	take an oath
sweep	[swi: p]	swept	[Swept]	swept	[Swept]	revenge, sweep
swim	[swɪm]	swam	[swæm]	swum	[swʌm]	to swim
take	[teɪk]	took	[tʊk]	taken	[‘Teɪkən]	take, take
teach	[Ti: Tʃ]	taught	[tɔ: t]	taught	[tɔ: t]	learn
tear	[teər]	tore	[tɔr]	torn	[tɔrn]	tear
tell	[tel]	told	[TOULD]	told	[TOULD]	tell
think	[θɪŋk]	thumbht	[θɔ: t]	thumbht	[θɔ: t]	think
throw	[θrou]	threw	[θru:]	thrown	[θRUN]	throw
understand	[ʌndər ‘stænd]	understood	[ʌndər ‘stʊd]	understood	[ʌndər ‘stʊd]	understand
upset	[ʌp’et]	upset	[ʌp’et]	upset	[ʌp’et]	overturn, upset (plans), upset
wake	[weɪk]	woke	[wouk]	woken	[‘Woukən]	wake up
wear	[Weər]	wore	[wɔr]	worn	[wɔrn]	wear
weep	[wi: p]	wEPT	[WEPT]	wEPT	[WEPT]	cry
wet	[Wet]	wet	[Wet]	wet	[Wet]	wet, moisturize
win	[wɪn]	won	[wʌn]	won	[wʌn]	win, win
wind	[WAIND]	wound	[Waund]	wound	[Waund]	wriggle, wrap, start (watch)
write	[raɪt]	wrote	[rout]	written	[‘Rɪtn]	write

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