100 Irregular Verbs: V1, V2, V3, and Their Meanings
Irregular verbs are a crucial part of the English language, and mastering them is essential for effective communication. In this article, we will provide you with a comprehensive list of 100 irregular verbs, including their base form (V1), past tense (V2), and past participle (V3), along with their meanings.
1-10
Verb | V1 | V2 | V3 | Meaning |
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1. go | go | went | gone | to move from one place to another |
2. take | take | took | taken | to hold or carry something |
3. make | make | made | made | to create or produce something |
4. do | do | did | done | to perform an action or task |
5. have | have | had | had | to possess or hold something |
6. say | say | said | said | to express an opinion or thought |
7. tell | tell | told | told | to communicate information |
8. sell | sell | sold | sold | to offer or provide something in exchange for money |
9. give | give | gave | given | to offer or provide something voluntarily |
10. know | know | knew | known | to have knowledge or understanding of something |
11-20
Verb | V1 | V2 | V3 | Meaning |
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11. get | get | got | got | to obtain or acquire something |
12. find | find | found | found | to discover or locate something |
13. keep | keep | kept | kept | to retain or maintain something |
14. bring | bring | brought | brought | to move something from one place to another |
15. teach | teach | taught | taught | to instruct or guide someone |
16. buy | buy | bought | bought | to purchase or acquire something |
17. meet | meet | met | met | to come into contact or encounter someone |
18. pay | pay | paid | paid | to give money in exchange for goods or services |
19. read | read | read | read | to interpret or understand written language |
20. write | write | wrote | written | to create written language |
21-30
Verb | V1 | V2 | V3 | Meaning |
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21. show | show | showed | shown | to display or exhibit something |
22. begin | begin | began | begun | to start or initiate something |
23. continue | continue | continued | continued | to persist or prolong something |
24. finish | finish | finished | finished | to complete or conclude something |
25. stop | stop | stopped | stopped | to cease or discontinue something |
26. stay | stay | stayed | stayed | to remain or continue in a place or situation |
27. leave | leave | left | left | to go away from a place or situation |
28. lend | lend | lent | lent | to offer or provide something temporarily |
29. borrow | borrow | borrowed | borrowed | to take or use something temporarily |
30. spend | spend | spent | spent | to use or expend money or resources |
31-40
Verb | V1 | V2 | V3 | Meaning |
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31. stand | stand | stood | stood | to be or remain upright |
32. lie | lie | lay | lain | to recline or be in a horizontal position |
33. sit | sit | sat | sat | to be or remain in a seated position |
34. fit | fit | fit | fit | to be suitable or compatible with something |
35. hit | hit | hit | hit | to strike or come into contact with something |
36. cut | cut | cut | cut | to divide or separate something |
37. run | run | ran | run | to move quickly on foot |
38. jump | jump | jumped | jumped | to propel oneself upward or forward |
39. swim | swim | swam | swum | to move through water using one's limbs |
40. fly | fly | flew | flown | to move through the air using wings or an aircraft |
41-50
Verb | V1 | V2 | V3 | Meaning |
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41. eat | eat | ate | eaten |