eat ate eaten comer fall fell fallen caer feed fed fed alimentar feel felt felt sentir fight fought fought luchar find found found encontrar fit

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Irregular verbs infinitive past simple past participle meaning be was/were been ser, estar beat beat beaten golpear; vencer become became become llegar a ser;convertirse begin began begun empezar bend bent bent doblar, flexionar bet bet bet apostar bite bit bitten morder bleed bled bled sangrar blow blew blown soplar break broke broken romper bring brought brought traer; llevar build built built construir buy bought bought comprar catch caught caught coger, atrapar choose chose chosen elegir come came come venir cost cost cost costar creep crept crept deslizarse; trepar cut cut cut cortar deal dealt dealt tratar dig dug dug cavar, excavar do did done hacer draw drew drawn dibujar dream dreamt/dreamed dreamt/dreamed soñar drink drank drunk beber drive drove driven conducir 1

eat ate eaten comer fall fell fallen caer feed fed fed alimentar feel felt felt sentir fight fought fought luchar find found found encontrar fit fit/fitted fit/fitted encajar, ajustar fly flew flown volar forbid forbade forbidden prohibir forecast forecast forecast prever, predecir forget forgot forgotten olvidar freeze froze frozen congelar(se) get got got obtener give gave given dar go went gone ir grow grew grown crecer; cultivar hang hung/hanged hung/hanged colgar have had had tener hear heard heard oir hide hid hidden ocultar(se) hit hit hit golpear hold held held sostener, coger hurt hurt hurt herir keep kept kept guardar; quedarse kneel knelt/kneeld knelt/kneeled arrodillarse knit knit/knitted knit/knitted tejer, hacer punto know knew known saber, conocer lay laid laid colocar, poner lead led led guiar, llevar lean leant/leaned leant/leaned apoyar(se) leap leapt/leaped leapt/leaped saltar learn learnt/learned learnt/learned aprender leave left left dejar; salir lend lent lent prestar let let let dejar, permitir 2

lie lay lain estar tumbado light lit lit encender lose lost lost perder make made made hacer, fabricar mean meant meant significar meet met met encontrarse; conocer mow mowed mown/mowed cortar, segar pay paid paid pagar prove proved proven/proved probar, demostrar put put put poner quit quit quit dejar read read /red/ read /red/ leer ride rode ridden montar, cabalgar ring rang rung sonar/tocar timbre/teléfono rise rose risen levantarse run ran run correr saw sawed sawn/sawed serrar say said said decir see saw seen ver seek sought sought buscar sell sold sold vender send sent sent enviar set set set poner sew sewd sewn/sewed coser shake shook shaken agitar shear sheared shorn/sheared esquilar shed shed shed verter, derramar shine shone shone brillar shoot shot shot disparar; filmar show showed shown mostrar shrink shrank shrunk encoger(se) shut shut shut cerrar sing sang sung cantar sink sank sunk hundir(se) sit sat sat sentarse sleep slept slept dormir slide slid slid resbalarse 3

sling slung slung tirar, arrojar smell smelt/smelled smelt/smelled oler sow sowed sown/sowed sembrar speak spoke spoken hablar speed sped sped conducir a mucha velocidad spell spelt spelt deletrear spend spent spent gastar; pasar tiempo spin spun/span spun girar spit spat spat escupir spill spilt spilt derramar split split split dividir spoil spoilt spoilt estropear spread spread spread extender; untar spring sprang sprung brotar, nacer stand stood stood estar de pie steal stole stolen robar stick stuck stuck pegar; encajarse stink stank stunk apestar strike struck struck golpear sting stung stung picar (insecto) strive strove striven esforzarse, luchar swear swore sworn jurar sweep swept swept barrer swell swelled swollen/swelled hinchar(se) swim swam swum nadar swing swung swung balancear take took taken coger teach taught taught enseñar tear tore torn rasgar tell told told decir think thought thought pensar throw threw thrown lanzar thrust thrust thrust empujar tread trod trodden pisar understand understood understood comprender wake woke woken despertar(se) wear wore worn llevar puesto 4

weave wove woven/weaved tejer weep wept wept llorar wet wet/wetted wet/wetted mojar win won won ganar wind wound wound enrollar; dar cuerda wring wrung wrung torcer, retorcer write wrote written escribir 5