Comprehensive List of Irregular English Verbs and Conjugations

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Comprehensive List of Irregular English Verbs

This reference provides the base form, past tense, and past participle for common irregular English verbs, along with their primary meanings.

  • Abide: abode/abided, abode/abided (to live up to)
  • Arise: arose, arisen (to get up)
  • Awake: awoke, awoken (to wake up)
  • Be: was/were, been (to exist)
  • Bear: bore, born/borne (to carry)
  • Beat: beat, beaten (to strike)
  • Become: became, become (to grow into)
  • Begin: began, begun (to start)
  • Bend: bent, bent (to curve)
  • Bereave: bereft/bereaved, bereft/bereaved (to deprive)
  • Beseech: besought, besought (to implore)
  • Bet: bet, bet (to wager)
  • Bid: bid, bid (to offer)
  • Bind: bound, bound (to tie)
  • Bite: bit, bitten (to gnaw)
  • Bleed: bled, bled (to lose blood)
  • Blow: blew, blown (to exhale)
  • Break: broke, broken (to fracture)
  • Breed: bred, bred (to reproduce)
  • Bring: brought, brought (to carry)
  • Build: built, built (to construct)
  • Burn: burnt/burned, burnt/burned (to ignite)
  • Burst: burst, burst (to explode)
  • Buy: bought, bought (to purchase)
  • Cast: cast, cast (to throw)
  • Catch: caught, caught (to capture)
  • Chide: chid/chided, chidden/chided (to rebuke)
  • Choose: chose, chosen (to select)
  • Cleave: clove/cleft, cloven/cleft (to split or join)
  • Cling: clung, clung (to adhere)
  • Clothe: clad/clothed, clad/clothed (to dress)
  • Come: came, come (to arrive)
  • Cost: cost, cost (to require payment)
  • Creep: crept, crept (to crawl)
  • Cut: cut, cut (to slice)
  • Deal: dealt, dealt (to distribute)
  • Dig: dug, dug (to excavate)
  • Dive: dove/dived, dived (to plunge)
  • Do: did, done (to perform)
  • Draw: drew, drawn (to sketch)
  • Dream: dreamt/dreamed, dreamt/dreamed (to imagine)
  • Drink: drank, drunk (to consume liquid)
  • Drive: drove, driven (to operate a vehicle)
  • Dwell: dwelt, dwelt (to reside)
  • Eat: ate, eaten (to consume food)
  • Fall: fell, fallen (to drop)
  • Feed: fed, fed (to nourish)
  • Feel: felt, felt (to sense)
  • Fight: fought, fought (to combat)
  • Find: found, found (to discover)
  • Flee: fled, fled (to escape)
  • Fling: flung, flung (to throw)
  • Fly: flew, flown (to soar)
  • Forbid: forbade, forbidden (to prohibit)
  • Forget: forgot, forgotten (to lose memory)
  • Forgive: forgave, forgiven (to pardon)
  • Forsake: forsook, forsaken (to abandon)
  • Freeze: froze, frozen (to turn to ice)
  • Get: got, gotten/got (to obtain)
  • Give: gave, given (to donate)
  • Go: went, gone (to depart)
  • Grind: ground, ground (to crush)
  • Grow: grew, grown (to cultivate)
  • Hang: hung, hung (to suspend)
  • Have: had, had (to possess)
  • Hear: heard, heard (to listen)
  • Hew: hewed, hewn (to chop)
  • Hide: hid, hidden (to conceal)
  • Hold: held, held (to grasp)
  • Keep: kept, kept (to preserve)
  • Kneel: knelt, knelt (to rest on knees)
  • Knit: knit, knit (to weave)
  • Lade: laded, laden (to load)
  • Lay: laid, laid (to place)
  • Lead: led, led (to guide)
  • Lean: leant/leaned, leant/leaned (to incline)
  • Leap: leapt/leaped, leapt/leaped (to jump)
  • Learn: learned/learnt, learned/learnt (to acquire knowledge)
  • Leave: left, left (to depart)
  • Lend: lent, lent (to loan)
  • Let: let, let (to allow)
  • Lie: lay, lain (to recline)
  • Light: lit, lit (to illuminate)
  • Lose: lost, lost (to misplace)
  • Make: made, made (to create)
  • Mean: meant, meant (to signify)
  • Meet: met, met (to encounter)
  • Melt: melted, molten/melted (to liquefy)
  • Mow: mowed, mown (to cut grass)
  • Quit: quit, quit (to stop)
  • Rend: rent, rent (to tear)
  • Rid: rid, rid (to clear)
  • Ride: rode, ridden (to travel)
  • Ring: rang, rung (to sound)
  • Rise: rose, risen (to ascend)
  • Saw: sawed, sawn (to cut with a saw)
  • Seek: sought, sought (to search)
  • Set: set, set (to place)
  • Sew: sewed, sewn (to stitch)
  • Shake: shook, shaken (to vibrate)
  • Shear: sheared, shorn (to clip)
  • Shed: shed, shed (to cast off)
  • Shine: shone, shone (to glow)
  • Shoe: shod, shod (to provide footwear)

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