IRREGULAR PAST VERBS IN ENGLISH

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How to say the

IRREGULAR PAST SIMPLE

in English language.

Here below,

IRREGULAR PAST VERBS LIST

Base Form Verb	SIMPLE PAST	SPANISH
be	was / were	ser
beat	beat	golpear
become	became	convertirse
begin	began	comenzar
bend	bent	doblar, curvar
bet	bet/betted	apostar
bite	bit	morder
bleed	bled	sangrar
blow	blew	soplar
break	broke	romper
bring	brought	traer
build	built	construir
burn	burnt	quemar, arder
buy	bought	comprar
catch	caught	atrapar
choose	chose	elegir
come	came	venir
cost	cost	costar
cut	cut	cortar
dig	dug	cavar/excavar
do	did	hacer

draw	drew	dibujar
dream	dreamt/dreamed	soñar
drink	drank	beber
drive	drove	conducir
eat	ate	comer
fall	fell	caer
feed	fed	alimentar
feel	felt	sentir
fight	fought	pelear
find	found	encontrar
fly	flew	volar
forget	forgot	olvidar
forgive	forgave	perdonar
freeze	froze	congelar
get	got	tener, obtener
give	gave	dar
go	went	ir
grow	grew	crecer
hang	hung	colgar
have	had	tener
hear	heard	oír
hide	hid	esconderse
hit	hit	golpear
hold	held	tener, mantener
hurt	hurt	herir, doler
keep	kept	guardar
know	knew	saber
lay	laid	extender/poner
lead	led	encabezar, dirigir

learn	learnt/learned	aprender
leave	left	dejar, abandonar
lend	lent	prestar
let	let	dejar
lie	lay	yacer
light	lit	iluminar
lose	lost	perder
make	made	hacer
mean	meant	significar
meet	met	conocer, encontrar
pay	paid	pagar
put	put	poner
read	read	leer
ride	rode	montar, ir
ring	rang	llamar por teléfono
rise	rose	elevar
run	ran	correr
say	said	decir
see	saw	ver
sell	sold	vender
send	sent	enviar
set	set	fijar
shake	shook	sacudir
shine	shone	brillar
shoot	shot	disparar
show	showed	mostrar
shut	shut	cerrar
sing	sang	cantar
sink	sank	hundir
sit	sat	sentarse

sleep	slept	dormir
smell	smelt/smelled	deslizar
speak	spoke	hablar
spell	spelt/spelled	deletrear
spend	spent	gastar
stand	stood	estar de pie
steal	stole	robar
stick	stuck	pegar algo
sweep	swept	barrer
swim	swam	nadar
take	took	tomar
teach	taught	enseñar
tear	tore	romper
tell	told	decir
think	thought	pensar
throw	threw	lanzar
understand	understood	entender
wake up	woke up	despertarse
wear	wore	llevar puesto
win	won	ganar
write	wrote	escribir

After having a glance the information above about the Irregular Past Verbs

in English language, you can do the following exercises to practise in a funny way. 

Task 1

More exercises about the irregular past verbs...

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4th Grade Primary - Unit 1: A NEW SCHOOL YEAR

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Welcome back to school.
It´s time to review the months of the year.

As you know, a year has got twelve months.

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Take the next assessment quiz

Next...

Click to learn "The Time"

in English language.

Now, do the next Time Quiz

In this unit,

we are going over the verb "to have".

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to do some activities.

If you are interested in some grammar and vocabulary exercises
where you could go over the contents explained to you in this


Unit 1.

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FREQUENCY ADVERBS

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All frequency adverbs are always placed in a sentence after the verb "to be", and before the rest of the verbs.

We ususally put the adverb of frequency before the main verb of the sentence.

(can remember, doesn´t read, has been stolen, etc...)


For a better understanding, here below there are some

Examples:
I can never remember his name.
Ann doesn´t usually read a magazine.
Your car is sometimes broken.
It´s always raining in the forest.


As follows, there is a list of some frequency adverbs.
You can have a look at the order from more frequency to less frequency, when you do an action as a routine.


ALWAYS
USUALLY
OFTEN
FREQUENTLY
SOMETIMES
RARELY / HARDLY EVER
NEVER

Feel free to take this quiz

The next activity is very useful for you.
You must form sentences with frequency adverbs.

Good Luck!!!
It´s a piece of cake!!!

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LEARN THE HOURS IN ENGLISH

Hello Everyone!!!

Do You know..?

 What time is it, now?

When do you have to say?

"o´clock"
"(a)quarter"
"half"
"past"
"to"

Read now the main information written below

There are 24 hours in a day. 

The day is divided into day (time) and night (-time).

Daytime is from sunrise (this varies, but we can say approximately 6am) to sunset (we can say approximately 6pm).

Night-time is from sunset  to sunrise.

Every day starts precisely at midnight. 

AM (ante-meridiem = before noon) starts just after midnight. 

PM (post-meridiem = after noon) starts just after midday.

This means that 12am and 12pm have no meaning.

This diagram shows the cycle of a 24-hour day and 
the words we use to describe its parts.

The day starts at midnight
(at the bottom of the diagram).

Look at the picture below and learn.