be - was / were
They were happy.
The boy was tired.
become - became
They became very angry.
begin - began
He began work at seven.
bend - bent
He bent over to pick up the newspaper.
bet bet
He bet all of his money.
bite - bit
The dog bit the postman.
bleed - bled
My finger bled for a while.
blow - blew
She blew some bubbles.
break - broke
She broke her pencil.
bring - brought
The waiter brought my order to the table.
build - built
The boy built a sand castle.
buy - bought
She bought many things at the shopping mall.
catch - court
He caught a small fish.
choose - chose
He chose something from the menu.
come - came
She came to my birthday party wearing a costume.
cost cost
It cost me a lot of money.
cut - cut
She cut the paper with a pair of scissors.
deal - dealt
She dealt the cards to the other players.
dig - dug
The dog dug a hole in the backyard.
do - did
She did all her homework.
draw - drew
He drew another cartoon.
drink - drank
He drank a glass of water.
drive - drove
The clown drove a small car.
eat - ate
She ate all of the cake.
fall - fell
The bowling ball fell on his foot.
feed - fed
She fed the pigeons.
feel - felt
She felt cold.
fight - fought
They fought with pillows.
find - found
She found a coin on the ground.
fly - flew
The pilot flew to another city.
forget - forgot
I forgot what I had to do.
forgive - forgave
She forgave him.
freeze - froze
He froze outside in the blizzard.
get - got
He got the high score.
give - gave
My children gave me a birthday present.
go - went
The kids went to the local park to play.
grow - grew
Flowers grew under the hammock.
hang - hung
The monkey hung from the branch.
have - had
I had pancakes for breakfast.
hear - heard
She heard a sound coming from the box.
hide - hid
He hid his face.
hit - hit
The ball hit the back of her head.
hold - held
She held an egg in her hand.
hurt - hurt
You hurt my feelings.
keep - kept
He kept his tools in a toolbox.
know - knew
She knew the answer.
lead - led
He led his pet along the street.
leave - left
They left the office at five o'clock.
lend - lent
He lent me some money.
let - let
My boss let me leave work early.
light - lit
He lit a match.
lose - lost
He lost the match.
make - made
She made a chocolate cake.
mean - meant
I don't know what you meant.
meet - met
We met for the first time yesterday.
pay - paid
She paid her taxes.
put - put
He put his suggestion in the box.
quit - quit
He quit his job last month.
read - read
I read the book in three days.
ride rode
She rode her horse.
ring - rang
He rang the doorbell.
rise - rose
Profits rose considerably last year.
run - ran
He ran in the marathon.
say - said
He said that he liked flowers.
see - saw
The pirates saw another ship in the distance.
sell - sold
He sold lemonade in front of his house.
send - sent
He sent a postcard.
set - set
He set the table.
shake - shook
Everything in the house shook during the earthquake.
shine - shone
He shone a flashlight to see where he was going.
shoot - shot
He shot at the target.
shut - shut
The boy shut his eyes.
sing - sang
She sang very well.
sink - sank
He slowly sank in the quicksand.
sit - sat
They sat on the park bench.
sleep - slept
He slept in the armchair.
slide - slid
She slid to second base.
speak - spoke
He spoke about how to be successful in life.
speed - sped
He sped along the road.
spend - spent
He spent all of his money on a new bicycle.
spin - spun
The dancer spun around very quickly.
spread - spread
I spread a lot of jam on the bread.
stand - stood
A guard stood at the entrance.
steal - stole
The thief stole a painting from the museum.
stick - stuck
Some chewing gum stuck to the bottom of his shoe.
sting - stung
A bee stung my arm.
strike - struck
He struck the ball well.
sweep - swept
The man swept the path.
swim - swam
The boy swam to the edge of the pool.
swing - swung
He swung on a vine.
take - took
She took her medication.
teach - taught
He taught geography at a local high school.
tear - tore
She tore the paper in half.
tell - told
I told you to be careful.
think - thought
He thought about a possible solution to the problem.
throw - through
She threw the can into the bin.
understand - understood
He understood the lesson.
wake - woke
He woke up at six o'clock.
wear - wore
She wore a blue hat and a blue dress.
win - won
He won three medals.
write - wrote
The teacher wrote a message on the board.
I hope this video was useful for you.
To practice these irregular verbs,
you should try and write your own sentence for each verb.
Have an awesome day!