Sarah Retter

ENGLISH
IRREGULAR VERBS FOR BEGINNERS
14O English irregular verbs with phrase examples

The most frequently used English irregular verbs for better understanding and
quick learning. Focus your English learning on the most used English
irregular verbs.

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ENGLISH: IRREGULAR VERBS FOR SPANISH
SPEAKERS

arise awake be bear beat

become begin bend bet bite

bleed blow break bring build

burn burst buy catch choose

cling come cost creep cut

deal dig dive do draw

dream drink drive eat fall

feed feel fight fit flee

fling fly forbid forget forgo

freeze get give go grind

grow hang have hear hide

hit hold hurt keep kneel

knit know lay lead leap

leave lend let lie light

lose make mean meet pay

prove put quit read ride

ring rise run saw say

see seek sell send set

sew shake shave shear shine

shoot show shrink shut sing

sink sit slay sleep slide

hunde sienta mata duerme desliza

sneak speak speed spend spill

spin spit split spread spring

stand steal stick sting stink

strew strike strive swear sweep

swim swing take teach tear

tell think thrive throw undergo

understand upset Wake wear weave

weep win wind withdraw wring

VERBS AND PHRASES WITH LINE-BY LINE TRANSLATION

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

arise Arose arisen

The water arises from the lake.

The water arose from the lake.
The water has arisen from the lake.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

awake awoke awoken

They awake in their homes.

They awoke in their homes.
They have awoken in their homes.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

is was been

He is tired.
He was tired.
 He has been tired.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

bear bore borne

I bear this curse.

I bore this curse.
I have borne this curse homes.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

beat beat beaten

He beat the door.

He beat the door.
He has beaten the door.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

become became become

I become a police officer.

I became a police officer.
 I have become a police officer.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

begin began begun

The rains begin on Monday.

The rains began on Monday.
The rains have begun on Monday.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

bend bent bent

The blow bends the metal.

The blow bent the metal.
The blow has bent the metal.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

bet bet bet

I bet you can make it.

I bet you can make it.
 I have bet you can make it.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

bite bit bitten

The dog bites the girl.

The dog bit the girl.
The dog has bitten the girl.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

bleed bled bled

They bleed from their noses.

They bled from their noses.
They have bled from their noses.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

blow blew blown

The kid blows the candles.

The kid blew the candles.
 The kid has blown the candles.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

break broke broken

He brakes the lock.

He broke the lock.
He has broken the lock.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

bring brought brought

She brings me coffee.

She brought me coffee.
She has brought me coffee.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

build built built

I build houses for a living.

 I built houses for a living.
I have built houses for a living.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

burn burned/burnt burned/burnt

They burn the meat

They burned the meat
They have burned the meat

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

burst burst burst

The cars burst into flames.

The cars burst into flames.
The cars have burst into flames.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

buy bought bought

I buy for my family.

I bought for my family.
 I have bought for my family.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

catch caught caught

She catches bugs as a hobby.

She caught bugs as a hobby.
She has caught bugs as a hobby.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

choose chose chosen

I choose the red dress.

I chose the red dress.
I had chosen the red dress.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

cling clung clung

He clings to her all day.

He clung to her all day.
 He has clung to her all day.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

come came come

They come home late.

They came home late.
They have come home late.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

cost cost cost

This costs a lot of money.

This cost a los of money.
This has cost a lot of money.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

creep crept crept

 He creeps out of sigh.
He crept out of sight.
He has crept out of sight.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

cut cut cut

I cut my finger.
I cut my finger.
I have cut my finger.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

deal dealt dealt

You deal with this.

You dealt with this.
You have dealt with this.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

dig dug dug

 The dog digs holes.
The dog dug holes.
The dog has dug holes.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
dive dove/dived dove/dived

I dive on Sundays.
I dove on Sundays.
I have dove on Sundays.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

do did done

I do this for you.

I did this for you.
I have done this for you.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

draw drew drawn

She draws comics.

 She drew comics.
She has drawn comics.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

dream dreamed/dreamt dreamed/dreamt

I dream about that moment.

I dreamed about that moment.
I have dreamed about that moment.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

drink drank drunk

You drink too much.

You drank too much.
You have drunk too much.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

drive drove driven

 They drive big trucks.
They drove big trucks.
They have driven big truck.s

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

eat ate eaten

She eats apples everyday.

She ate apples everyday.
She has eaten apples everyday.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

fall fell fallen

He falls from the tree.

He fell from the tree.
He has fallen from the tree.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

feed fed fed

 You feed you baby.
You fed your baby.
You have fed your baby.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

feel felt felt

I feel good today.

I felt good today.
I have felt good today

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

fight fought fought

l

They fight with swords.

They fought with swords.
They have fought with swords.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

fit fit/fitted fit/fitted

 They fit you well.
They fitted you well.
They have fitted you well.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

flee fled fled

She flees from the scene.

She fled from the scene.
She has fled from the scene.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

fling flung flung

You fling the ball.

You flung the ball.
You have flung the ball.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

fly flew flown

 Birds fly during the day.
Birds flew during the day.
Birds have flown during the day.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio pasado

forbid forbade/forbad forbidden/forbade

He forbids me from leaving.

He forbade me from leaving.
He has forbidden me from leaving.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

forget forgot forgone

I forget your name

I forgot your name
I have forgotten your name

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
F
orgive forgave forgiven
 I forgive you.
I forgave you.
I have forgiven you.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

forgo forwent forgone

She forgo the treatment.

She forwent the tratment.
She has forgone the tratment.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

freeze froze frozen

They freeze the meat.

They froze the meat.
They have frozen the meat.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

get got gotten/got

 I get many luxuries.
I got many luxuries.
I have gotten many luxuries.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

give gave given

He gives his toys to orphans.

He gave his toys to orphans.
He has given his toys to orphans.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

go went gone

They go every week.

They went every week.
They have gone every week.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

grind ground ground

 She grinds many seeds.
She ground many seeds.
She has ground many seeds.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

grow grew grown

He grows a lot every year.

He grew a lot every year.
He has grown a lot every year.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

hang hung/hanged hung/hanged

I hang the pone.

I hung the phone.
I have hung the phone.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado They have many
cars.
have had had They had many
cars.
They have had
 many cars.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

hear heard heard

I hear you well.

I heard you well.
I have heard you well.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

hide hid hidden

The cat hides in the house.

The cat hid in the house.
The cat has hidden in the house.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

hit hit hit

She hit the target.

She hit the target.
 She has hit the targer.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

hold held held

They hold the key.

They held the key.
They have held the key.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

hurt hurt hurt

She hurt me on Tuesday.

She hurt me on Tuesday.
She has hurt me on Tuesday.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

keep kept kept

I keep the treasure here.

I kept the treasure here.
I have kept the treasure here.
Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle
Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

kneel knelt/kneeled knelt/kneeled

He kneels before you.

He kneeled before you.
He has kneeled before you.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

knit knitted/knit knitted/knit

He knits all night.

He knit all night.
He has knit all night.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

know knew known

She knows you miss him.

She knew you miss him.
She has known you miss him.
Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle
Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

lay laid laid

They lay the boxes there.

They laid the boxes there.
They have laid the boxes there.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

lead led led

She leads us.

She led us.
She has led us.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

leap leapt/leaped leapt/leaped

I leap very far.

I leapt very far.
I have leapt very far.
Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle
Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

leave left left

She leaves the club.

She left the club.
She has left the club.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

lend lent lent

I lend my bike to you.

I lent my bike to you.
I have lent my bike to you.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

let let let

He let me stay up late.

He let me stay up late.
He has let me stay up late.
Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle
Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

lie lay laid

They lie in their beds.

They lay in their beds.
They have laid in their beds.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

light lit/lighted lit/lighted

I light the fire.

I lit the fire.
I have lit the fire.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

lose lost lost

She loses every game.

She lost every game.
She has lost every game.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

make made made

My dad makes big cakes.

My dad made big cakes.
My dad has made big cakes.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

mean meant meant

I mean the blue one.

I meant the blue one.
I have meant the blue one.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

meet met met

She meets her brother today.

She met her brother today.
She has met her brother today.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

pay paid paid

They pay for this mess.

They paid for this mess.
They have paid for this mess.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

prove proved proved/proven

I prove my innocence.
I proved my innocence.
I have proven my innocence.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
put
put put

She put on her green skirt.

She put on her green skirt.
She has put on her green skirt.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
 pasado

quit quit quit

He quits smoking this week.

He quit smoking this week.
He has quit smoking this week.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

read read read

l

I read every afternoon.

I read every afternoon.
I have read every afternoon.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

ride rode ridden

She rides her bike.

She rode her bike.
She has ridden her bike.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
ring rang rung

My phone rings at twelve.

My phone rang at twelve.
My phone has rung at twelve.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

rise rose risen

The sea rises at night.

The sea rose at night.
The sea has risen at night.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

run ran run

I run five kilometers.

I ran five kilometers.
I have run five kilometers.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
saw sawed sawed/sawn

They saw wood.

They sawed wood.
They have sawn wood.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

say said said

She says it’s okay.

She said it’s okay.
She has said it’s okay.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

see saw seen

I see okay without glasses.

I saw okay without glasses.
I have seen okay without glasses.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

seek sought sought

 She only seeks to help.
She only sought to help.
She had only sought to help.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

sell sold sold

They sell everything.

They sold everything.
They have sold everything.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

send sent sent

He sends his regards.

He sent his regards.
He has sent his regards.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

set set set

 I set strict rules.
I set strict rules.
I have set strict rules.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

sew sewed/sewn sewed/sewn

We sew every day.

We sewn every day.
We have sewn every day.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

shake shook shaken

I shake from fear.

I shook from fear.
I have shaken from fear.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

shave shaved shaved/shaven

 He shaves every three days.
He shaved every three days.
He has shaven every three days.
.
Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle
Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

shear sheared sheared/shearn

She shears the wool.

She sheared the wool.
She has shearn the wool.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

shine shone/shined shone/shined

The sun shines today.

The sun shone today.
The sun has shone today.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

shoot shot shot

They shoot their bows.

 They shot their bows.
They have shot their bows.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

show showed shown/showed

She shows her collection.

She showed her collection.
She has shown her collection.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
S
hrink Shrunk/shrank Shrunk/shrunken

The fruit shrinks a lot.

The fruit shrunk a lot.
The fruit ha shrunken a lot.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

shut shut shut

He shuts the door.

 He shut the door.
He have shut the door.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

sing sang sung

She sings beautifully.

She sung beautifully.
She has sung beautifully.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

sink sank sunk

The boat sinks fast.

The boat sank fast.
The boat has sunk fast.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

sit sat sat

I sit in this chair.

I sat in this chair.
 I have sat in this chair.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

slay slew slain

She slays the beast.

She slew the beast.
She has slain the beast.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

sleep slept slept

They sleep until eight.

They slept until eight.
They have slept until eight.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

slide slid slid

I slide under the table.

I slid under the table.
 I have slid under the table.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

sneak sneaked/snuck sneaked/snuck

He sneaks in the street.

He snuck in the street.
He has snuck in the street.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

speak spoke spoken

They speak of you.

They spoke of you.
They have spoken of you.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

speed sped sped

She speeds the preparations.

She sped the preparations.
She sped the preparations.
Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle
Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

spend spent spent

You spend too much money.

You spent too much money.
You have spent too much money.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

spill spilled/spilt spilled/spilt

He spills his drink.

He spilled his drink.
He has spilt his drink.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

spin spun spun

The wheels spin constantly.

The wheels spun constantly.
The wheels have spun constantly.
Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle
Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

spit spat/spit spat/spit

The baby spits her food.

The baby spat her food.
The baby has spat her food.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
split split split
divide dividió dividido

I split the profit.

I split the profit.
I have split the profit.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

spread spread spread

She spreads the dough.

She spread the dough.
She has spread the dough.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

spring sprang sprung

s

He springs into action.

He sprang into action.
He has sprung into action.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

stand stood stood

They stand during the speech.

They stood during the speech.
They have stood during the speech.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

steal stole stolen

She steals his watch.

She stole his watch.
She has stolen his watch.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
 pasado

stick stuck stuck

The glue sticks the papers.

The glue stuck the papers.
The glue has stuck the papers.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

sting stung stung

. . .

The wasps sting us.

The wasps stung us.
The wasps have stung us.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

stink stank/stunk stunk

Your dog stinks.

Your dog stank.
You dog has stunk.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
strew strewed strewn

You strew your clothes everywhere.

You strewed your clothes everywher.e
You have strewn your clothes everywhere.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
strike struck struck/stricken
golpea golpeó golpeado

I strikes him hard.

I struck him hard.
I have stricken him hard.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

strive strove/strived striven/strived

She strives to be better.

She strove to be better.
She has striven to be better.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
swear swore sworn

He swears he was late.

He swore he was late.
He has sworn he was late.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

sweep swept swept

They sweep everyday.

They swept everyday.
They have swept everyday.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

swim swam swum

I swim very fast.

I swam very fast.
I have swum very fast.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

swing swung swung

 The pendulum swings.
The pendulum swung.
The pendulum has swung.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

take took taken

She takes her medications.

She took her medications.
She has taken her medications.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

teach taught taught

He teaches very well.

He taught very well.
He has taught very well.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

tear tore torn

 The lion tears the meat.
The lion tore the meat.
The lion has torn the meat.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
T
tell old told

I tell stories every week.

I told stories every week.
I have told stories every week.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

think thought thought

They think about you.

They thought about you.
They have thought about you.

Simple Present . Past Participle

Presente simple Participio
pasado
T
hrive thrived/throve thrived/thriven
 The animals thrive here.
The animals throve here.
The animals have thriven here.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

throw threw thrown

I throw as hard as I can.

I threw as hard as I could.
I have thrown as hard as I could.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

undergo underwent undergone

She undergoes the treatment.

She underwent the treatment.
She has undergone the treatment.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

understand understood understood

 They awake in their homes.
They awoke in their homes.
They have awoken in their homes.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

upset upset upset

You upset me.

You upset me.
You have upset me.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

wake woke/waked woken/waked

She wakes me at nine.

She woke me at nine.
She has woken me at nine.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

wear wore worn

 He wears his best suit.
He wore his best suit.
He has worn his best suit.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

weave wove woven

I weave at night.
I wove at night.
I have woven at night.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

weep wept wept

She weeps for her loss.

She wept for her loss.
She has wept for her los.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

win won won

 He wins everytime.
He won everytime.
He has won everytime.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

wind wound wound

s

The road winds there.

The road wound there.
The road has wound there.

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado

withdraw withdrew withdrawn

I withdraw my offer.
I withdrew my offer.
I have withdrawn my offer

Simple Present Past Simple Past Participle

Presente simple Pasado simple Participio
pasado
wring wrung wrung

She wrings the towels.

 She wrung the towels.
She has wrung the towels.

THE END/FIN