100 English Irregular Verbs List | Free Flashcard Deck
Base, past and past participle — 100 verbs, tagged by pattern.
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| become — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | became. become. to begin to be or develop into something. |
| blow — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | blew. blown. to move air or be moved by air. |
| build — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | built. built. to construct or develop something. |
| catch — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | caught. caught. to capture, intercept or become affected by something. |
| cost — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | cost. cost. to have a particular price or require a loss. |
| deal — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | dealt. dealt. to distribute something or handle a situation. |
| do — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | did. done. to perform an action or task. |
| dream — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | dreamed (dreamt). dreamed (dreamt). to experience images during sleep or imagine a hope. |
| eat — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | ate. eaten. to consume food. |
| feed — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | fed. fed. to give food to a person or animal. |
| find — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | found. found. to discover, locate or judge something. |
| forget — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | forgot. forgotten. to fail to remember. |
| get — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | got. gotten (US) / got (UK). to obtain, receive or become. |
| go — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | went. gone. to move or travel away from a place. |
| hang (suspend) — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | hung. hung. to attach something so that it is supported from above. |
| hit — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | hit. hit. to strike something with force. |
| know — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | knew. known. to have information, understanding or familiarity. |
| leave — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | left. left. to go away from or allow something to remain. |
| lose — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | lost. lost. to misplace, fail to keep or be defeated. |
| pay — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | paid. paid. to give money owed or give attention. |
| ride — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | rode. ridden. to travel on or control a bicycle, horse or vehicle. |
| see — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | saw. seen. to perceive with the eyes or understand. |
| shake — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | shook. shaken. to move quickly back and forth. |
| shut — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | shut. shut. to close something. |
| sleep — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | slept. slept. to rest in a state of reduced consciousness. |
| steal — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | stole. stolen. to take something without permission. |
| sweep — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | swept. swept. to clean with a brush or move rapidly across. |
| teach — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | taught. taught. to help someone learn. |
| throw — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | threw. thrown. to send something through the air. |
| write — what are its past tense and past participle forms? | wrote. written. to produce words or symbols. |
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Learn 100 high-utility English irregular verbs through forms, meaning and context. Every card asks for one verb's past form and past participle, answers with both, and puts the verb's meaning underneath so the form and the sense are learned together. The deck covers both American and British English: the more frequent shared form is shown first, regional alternatives are labelled, and rare forms are kept in notes rather than presented as the default. Import the complete deck free, then edit any example to match the English variety you use.
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