buy
bought · bought — get something by paying
Example
I usually buy fruit at the market.
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EN · A2 · LEARN
Understand each item before testing yourself. Choose honestly whether it already feels familiar or needs practice.
bought · bought — get something by paying
Example
I usually buy fruit at the market.
Use ten common irregular verbs when telling a short story.
bought · bought — get something by paying
I usually buy fruit at the market.
Past and past participle: bought.
brought · brought — carry something here
Please bring your passport with you.
Past and past participle: brought.
chose · chosen — select from options
You can choose the route you prefer.
Past: chose. Past participle: chosen.
drove · driven — control a road vehicle
I drive to work twice a week.
Past: drove. Past participle: driven.
felt · felt — experience an emotion or sensation
I feel more confident after practice.
Past and past participle: felt.
forgot · forgotten — fail to remember
Do not forget your ticket.
Past: forgot. Past participle: forgotten.
left · left — go away from a place
We leave home at eight.
Past and past participle: left.
met · met — come together with someone
I meet my language partner on Tuesdays.
Past and past participle: met.
spoke · spoken — talk or use your voice
We speak English during the first half.
Past: spoke. Past participle: spoken.
thought · thought — use your mind or have an opinion
I think this example is clear.
Past and past participle: thought.