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Practise ten common irregular verbs through useful examples.
driːm
experience a series of thoughts, images, or emotions during sleep
Last night, she had a vivid dream about flying through the clouds.
dream · dreamed, dreamt · dreamed, dreamt
ʌpˈsɛt
disturb emotionally or mentally
The unexpected news was enough to upset her for the rest of the day.
upset · upset · upset
hæŋ
suspend or be suspended from above
She decided to hang the painting on the wall to decorate the room.
hang · hung, hanged · hung, hanged
haɪd
conceal or keep out of sight
The children decided to hide in the closet during the game of hide-and-seek.
hide · hid · hid, hidden
swɛr
make a solemn declaration or promise
In court, witnesses are required to swear to tell the truth.
swear · swore · sworn
smɛl
perceive the odor or scent of something
The chef could smell the delicious aroma of the freshly baked bread.
smell · smelled, smelt · smelled, smelt
stil
take something unlawfully or without permission
Shoplifting is a crime involving the theft of goods from a store.
steal · stole · stolen
tɛr
pull or rip apart by force
She couldn't hold back her emotions, and a tear rolled down her cheek.
tear · tore · torn
ʃeɪk
move or cause to move with quick, rapid movements
He decided to shake the snow off the branches to avoid heavy accumulation.
shake · shook · shaken
baɪt
seize or grip with the teeth
The dog tried to bite the mail carrier, but it was just playing.
bite · bit · bitten
