Irregular Verbs List
This page presents a comprehensive table of irregular verbs in English, showcasing their base form (1st form), past simple (2nd form), and past participle (3rd form). The list includes commonly used verbs that do not follow regular conjugation patterns, making it an essential resource for English language learners.
Highlight: The table format allows for easy comparison between the different forms of each verb, facilitating memorization and understanding of ingilizce fiillerin 2. ve 3. halleri (2nd and 3rd forms of English verbs).
Some of the verbs included in this list are:
- Draw (drew, drawn)
- Dream (dreamed, dreamed)
- Drive (drove, driven)
- Drink (drank, drunk)
- Eat (ate, eaten)
- Fall (fell, fallen)
- Feed (fed, fed)
- Feel (felt, felt)
- Fly (flew, flown)
- Forbid (forbade, forbidden)
Example: The verb "eat" changes from "eat" in its base form to "ate" in the past simple and "eaten" in the past participle.
The list continues with more verbs, including:
- Forget (forgot, forgotten)
- Forgive (forgave, forgiven)
- Freeze (froze, frozen)
- Get (got, gotten)
- Give (gave, given)
- Go (went, gone)
- Grow (grew, grown)
- Hang (hung, hung)
- Have (had, had)
- Hear (heard, heard)
Vocabulary: Past participle - The form of a verb, typically ending in -ed in regular verbs, used in forming perfect and passive tenses and sometimes as an adjective.
This comprehensive list serves as an excellent study aid for students learning ingilizce düzensiz fiiller 1. 2. 3. halleri ve anlamları (meanings and forms of English irregular verbs). It's particularly useful for those preparing for exams or looking to enhance their English language proficiency.
Definition: Irregular verbs are verbs that do not follow the standard -ed ending pattern in their past simple and past participle forms.
The clear layout of the table makes it easy for learners to identify patterns and exceptions in verb conjugations, helping them to better understand and remember these important linguistic elements. This resource is invaluable for students at various levels of English proficiency, from beginners to advanced learners seeking to refine their grammar skills.
