Irregular Verbs
Irregular Verbs
Irregular Verbs
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K. R.
K. R.
Diese Vokabelkartei hilft beim Erlernen von Englisch auf Sekundarstufen-Niveau und konzentriert sich auf unregelmäßige Verben wie "write" oder "wear". Sie eignet sich ideal für Schüler, die Grammatik und Vokabular festigen möchten. Mit dieser Sammlung können auch Fortgeschrittene ihre Kenntnisse auffrischen. Die Plattform unterstützt auch das Rückwärtslernen von der Zielsprache zur Ausgangssprache.
He will pay for the meal tonight.
paid, paid
He paid for the meal last night.
Please put the book back on the shelf.
put, put
Please put the book back on the shelf.
He can run very fast.
ran, run
He ran very fast in the race yesterday.
She didn’t say anything about the meeting.
said, said
She said nothing about the meeting.
I see a beautiful rainbow in the sky.
saw, seen
I saw a beautiful rainbow in the sky.
They sell fresh fruit at the market.
sold, sold
They sold fresh fruit at the market.
She will send you an email later.
sent, sent
She sent you an email yesterday.
He will set the table for dinner.
set, set
He set the table for dinner last night.
Please sit down and relax.
sat, sat
Please sit down and relax now.
She can speak three languages fluently.
spoke, spoken
She spoke three languages fluently.
He spends too much money on video games.
spent, spent
He spent too much money on games.
Stand up straight and tall.
stood, stood
Stand up straight and tall now.
She will take the bus to school.
took, taken
She took the bus to school yesterday.
He will teach math at the university.
taught, taught
He taught math at the university last year.
She will tell you a secret later.
told, told
She told me a secret yesterday.
I think it will rain tomorrow.
thought, thought
I thought it would rain tomorrow.
Do you understand the instructions?
understood, understood
Did you understand the instructions?
She likes to wear dresses in the summer.
wore, worn
She wore a dress in the summer.
She wants to win the competition this year.
won, won
She wants to have won the competition this year.
He likes to write stories for his little sister.
wrote, written
He wrote stories for his little sister.
I want to be a doctor when I grow up.
Commandes clavier:
= tourner,
= avant/arrière,
= faire défiler
was/were, been
I was a doctor when I grew up.
She will begin her new job next Monday.
Commandes clavier:
= tourner,
= avant/arrière,
= faire défiler
began, begun
She began her new job last Monday.
He didn’t mean to break the vase.
Commandes clavier:
= tourner,
= avant/arrière,
= faire défiler
broke, broken
He broke the vase by accident.
Can you bring me a glass of water?
Commandes clavier:
= tourner,
= avant/arrière,
= faire défiler
brought, brought
Can you bring me some water?
They buy fresh vegetables every Saturday.
Commandes clavier:
= tourner,
= avant/arrière,
= faire défiler
bought, bought
They bought fresh vegetables yesterday.
The company plans to build a new office.
Commandes clavier:
= tourner,
= avant/arrière,
= faire défiler
built, built
The company built a new office last year.
You must choose between these two options.
Commandes clavier:
= tourner,
= avant/arrière,
= faire défiler
chose, chosen
You chose the best option available.
Please come to my party this weekend.
Commandes clavier:
= tourner,
= avant/arrière,
= faire défiler
came, come
She came to my party last weekend.
This shirt costs twenty dollars.
Commandes clavier:
= tourner,
= avant/arrière,
= faire défiler
cost, cost
This shirt cost twenty dollars last week.
Be careful not to cut yourself with the knife.
Commandes clavier:
= tourner,
= avant/arrière,
= faire défiler
cut, cut
He cut his finger with the knife yesterday.
I do my homework every evening.
did, done
I did my homework last night.
She loves to draw pictures of animals.
drew, drawn
She drew a beautiful picture of a cat.
He drives to work every morning.
drove, driven
He drove to work this morning.
We eat dinner together as a family.
ate, eaten
We ate dinner together last night.
I feel happy when I see my friends.
felt, felt
I felt happy when I saw my friends.
Did you find your missing keys?
found, found
Did you find your keys yesterday?
She wants to get a new phone for her birthday.
got, got
She got a new phone for her birthday.
He will give you the book tomorrow.
gave, given
He gave me the book yesterday.
We go to the park every Sunday.
went, gone
We went to the park last Sunday.
I have two brothers and one sister.
had, had
I had two brothers and one sister.
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I want to be a doctor when I grow up.
was/were, been
I was a doctor when I grew up.
She will begin her new job next Monday.
began, begun
She began her new job last Monday.
He didn’t mean to break the vase.
broke, broken
He broke the vase by accident.
Can you bring me a glass of water?
brought, brought
Can you bring me some water?
They buy fresh vegetables every Saturday.
bought, bought
They bought fresh vegetables yesterday.
The company plans to build a new office.
built, built
The company built a new office last year.
You must choose between these two options.
chose, chosen
You chose the best option available.
Please come to my party this weekend.
came, come
She came to my party last weekend.
This shirt costs twenty dollars.
cost, cost
This shirt cost twenty dollars last week.
Be careful not to cut yourself with the knife.
cut, cut
He cut his finger with the knife yesterday.
I do my homework every evening.
did, done
I did my homework last night.
She loves to draw pictures of animals.
drew, drawn
She drew a beautiful picture of a cat.
He drives to work every morning.
drove, driven
He drove to work this morning.
We eat dinner together as a family.
ate, eaten
We ate dinner together last night.
I feel happy when I see my friends.
felt, felt
I felt happy when I saw my friends.
Did you find your missing keys?
found, found
Did you find your keys yesterday?
She wants to get a new phone for her birthday.
got, got
She got a new phone for her birthday.
He will give you the book tomorrow.
gave, given
He gave me the book yesterday.
We go to the park every Sunday.
went, gone
We went to the park last Sunday.
I have two brothers and one sister.
had, had
I had two brothers and one sister.
Did you hear the thunder last night?
heard, heard
Did you hear the thunder last night?
She can hold her breath for a long time.
held, held
She held her breath for a minute.
You should keep your promises.
kept, kept
You kept your promise to me.
Do you know the answer to this question?
knew, known
I knew the answer to that question.
She will leave for Paris tomorrow morning.
left, left
She left for Paris this morning.
He will lead the team to victory.
led, led
He led the team to victory last year.
Let me help you with your bags.
let, let
Let me help you with your bags.
The cat likes to lie in the sun.
lay, lain
The cat lay in the sun all afternoon.
Don’t lose your ticket for the concert.
lost, lost
Don’t lose your ticket for the concert.
She will make a cake for the party.
made, made
She made a cake for the party yesterday.
What does this word mean in English?
meant, meant
What did this word mean in English?
Nice to meet you! How are you?
met, met
Nice to meet you! I’m doing well.
He will pay for the meal tonight.
paid, paid
He paid for the meal last night.
Please put the book back on the shelf.
put, put
Please put the book back on the shelf.
He can run very fast.
ran, run
He ran very fast in the race yesterday.
She didn’t say anything about the meeting.
said, said
She said nothing about the meeting.
I see a beautiful rainbow in the sky.
saw, seen
I saw a beautiful rainbow in the sky.
They sell fresh fruit at the market.
sold, sold
They sold fresh fruit at the market.
She will send you an email later.
sent, sent
She sent you an email yesterday.
He will set the table for dinner.
set, set
He set the table for dinner last night.
