Learn English Irregular VerbsLEVEL
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Which form of the irregular verb is shown? The past simple or the past participle?
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beat
(infinitive: beat)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
Past participle
- New
blown
(infinitive: blow)
Click to see the form type →Past participle
- New
brought
(infinitive: bring)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
Past participle - New
dealt
(infinitive: deal)
Click to see the form type →Past participle
Past simple - New
dove
(infinitive: dive)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
Past participle - New
forgot
(infinitive: forget)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
- New
frozen
(infinitive: freeze)
Click to see the form type →Past participle
- New
grown
(infinitive: grow)
Click to see the form type →Past participle
- New
hung
(infinitive: hang)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
Past participle - New
led
(infinitive: lead)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
Past participle - New
let
(infinitive: let)
Click to see the form type →Past participle
Past simple - New
lost
(infinitive: lose)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
Past participle - New
set
(infinitive: set)
Click to see the form type →Past participle
Past simple - New
shook
(infinitive: shake)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
- New
shot
(infinitive: shoot)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
Past participle - New
sank
(infinitive: sink)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
- New
babysat
(infinitive: babysit)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
Past participle - New
spent
(infinitive: spend)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
Past participle - New
struck
(infinitive: strike)
Click to see the form type →Past participle
Past simple - New
swelled
(infinitive: swell)
Click to see the form type →Past simple
You have mastered 0 out of 20 irregular verbs.
You are learning 0 out of 20 irregular verbs.