Irregular Verbs

1. Irregular verbs.
Name: Melgoza Núñez Ana G.
Teacher: Herrera López Ángel

2. “BE” “Ser”
Simple past: Was/Were
I would like to be a singer.
Past participe: Been

3. “Beegin”
“Comenzar”
Past participe: Begun
Simple past: Began
I’m going to begin my diet tomorrow.

4. “Break” “Tiempo”
Simple past: Broke
My sister is on her lunch
break right now.
Past participe: Broken

5. “Bring” “Traer”
Past participe: Brought
Simple past: Brought
Luis can you bring me my phone tomorrow?

6. “Build” “Construir”
Simple past: Built
I would like to build a snowman.
Past participe: Built

7. “Buy” “Comprar”
Past participe: Bought
Simple past: Bought
Can you buy those pair of shoes for me?

8. “Catch” “Captura”
Simple past: Caugth
Run catch de ball.
Past participe: Caugth

9. “Choose” “Eligió”
Past participe: Chosen.
Simple past: Chose.
I can’t decide what to choose, either red or
white.

10. “Come”, “Venir”
Simple past: Came.
Can you come to my house today?
Past participe: Come.

11. “Cost”, “Costo”
Past participe: Cost.
Simple past: Cost.
That is cost a lot.

12. “Cut”, “Cortada”
Simple past: Cut.
I want to cut my hair in layers.
Past participe: Cut.

13. “Do”,”Hacer”
Past participe: Done.
Simple past: Did.
Can you do me a favor?

14. “Drink”, “Bebida”
Simple past: Drank.
I don’t drink alcohol, i’m sorry.
Past participe: Drunk.

15. “Drive”, “Conducir”.
Past participe: Driven.
Simple past: Drove.
Could you drive me to the airport?

16. “Eat”, “Comer”
Simple past: Ate.
I would like to eat italian food today.
Past participe: Eaten.

17. “Fall”, “Caer”
Past participe: Fallen.
Simple past: Fell.
I almost fall out of the car yesterday.

18. “Feel”, “Sentir”
Simple past: Felt.
I just want to feel real love.
Past participe: Felt.

19. “Find”, “Encontrar”
Past participe: Found.
Simple past: Found.
I can’t find my glasses.

20. “Fit”, “Encajar”
Simple past: Fit.
I lost my
Past participe: Fit.

21. “Fly”, “Volar”
Past participe: Flown.
Simple past: Flew.
I lost my fly to do the weather.

22. “Forget”, “Olvidar”
Simple past: Forgot.
I always forget to do my homework.
Past participe: Forgotten.

23. “Get”, “Llegar”
Past participe: Gotten.
Simple past: Got.
I need to get my coat before i leave.