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Practise ten common irregular verbs through useful examples.
baɪ
acquire in exchange for money
She decided to buy a new dress for the special occasion.
buy · bought · bought, boughten
brɪŋ
carry or convey
She offered to bring snacks to the party.
bring · brought · brought, broughten
ʧuːz
select or pick
They had to choose between two equally appealing options.
choose · chose · chosen
draɪv
operate and control the motion of a vehicle
She learned to drive a car when she was eighteen years old.
drive · drove, drave · driven
fil
experience an emotion or physical sensation
She could feel the warmth of the sun on her face.
feel · felt · felt
fərˈɡɛt
fail to remember
She tends to forget where she places her keys.
forget · forgot · forgotten
liv
depart or go away from
She decided to leave the party early and head home.
leave · left · left
miːt
encounter or come into contact with
They decided to meet at the park for a picnic.
meet · met · met
spik
express thoughts or communicate verbally
It's important to speak clearly and effectively during public presentations.
speak · spoke, spake · spoken
θɪŋk
engage in mental activity to form opinions or make decisions
It's important to think carefully before making important life choices.
think · thought · thought
