have
hæv
possess, own, or hold
have · had · had
Example
She was fortunate to have a loving family.
Description
Irregular verbs
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Irregular verbs: everyday core
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Practise ten common irregular verbs through useful examples.
have
Wordhæv
possess, own, or hold
She was fortunate to have a loving family.
have · had · had
do
Worddu
perform or execute
She had to do her homework before going out to play.
do · did · done
hear
Wordhɪr
perceive sound through the ears
He could hear the music playing from the next room.
hear · heard · heard
stand
Wordstænd
be in an upright position on one's feet
The soldiers had to stand at attention during the ceremony.
stand · stood · stood, standen
sit
Wordsɪt
rest on one's buttocks or be positioned
She decided to sit on the park bench and enjoy the view.
sit · sat · sat
eat
Wordit
consume food through the mouth
It's important to eat a balanced diet for overall health.
eat · ate · eaten
drink
Worddrɪŋk
consume liquid through the mouth
It's important to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
drink · drank, drunk · drank, drunk, drunken
wear
Wordwɛr
have on one's body as clothing or adornment
He decided to wear a suit to the formal event.
wear · wore · worn
send
Wordsɛnd
cause to go or be conveyed to a destination
He decided to send a letter to his friend who lived abroad.
send · sent · sent
spend
Wordspɛnd
use money or resources for a specific purpose
She decided to spend her weekend exploring new places and trying new activities.
spend · spent · spent