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Irregular verbs: change and results

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become

bɪˈkʌm

became · become — change state

Example

Small changes can become lasting habits.

Vocabulary in this set

Practise ten common irregular verbs through useful examples.

  1. become

    Word

    bɪˈkʌm

    became · become — change state

    Small changes can become lasting habits.

  2. win

    Word

    wɪn

    won · won — achieve victory

    Our team hopes to win the final match.

  3. understand

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    ˌʌndərˈstænd

    understood · understood — comprehend meaning

    I understand the main point now.

  4. break

    Word

    breɪk

    broke · broken — damage or separate

    Be careful not to break the glass.

  5. lose

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    luːz

    lost · lost — misplace or no longer have

    Keep the receipt so you do not lose it.

  6. build

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    bɪld

    built · built — construct something

    The community plans to build a new library.

  7. beat

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    bit

    beat · beaten — defeat or strike

    The local team could beat the champions.

  8. sell

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    sɛl

    sold · sold — exchange for money

    They sell fresh bread every morning.

  9. spread

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    sprɛd

    spread · spread — extend widely

    Good ideas spread quickly through the team.

  10. rise

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    raɪz

    rose · risen — move upward or increase

    Food prices may rise again next month.

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