50 Regular Verbs V1 V2 V3

3 min read Jul 27, 2024

50 Regular Verbs: V1, V2, V3

What are Regular Verbs?

Regular verbs are verbs that follow a specific pattern to form their past tense and past participle. They are also known as "weak verbs". Regular verbs are the most common type of verb in English, and they are easy to conjugate.

List of 50 Regular Verbs with V1, V2, and V3

Here is a list of 50 regular verbs with their base form (V1), past tense (V2), and past participle (V3):

1-10

1. Talk
- V1: talk
- V2: talked
- V3: talked
1. Walk
- V1: walk
- V2: walked
- V3: walked
1. Run
- V1: run
- V2: ran
- V3: run
1. Eat
- V1: eat
- V2: ate
- V3: eaten
1. Watch
- V1: watch
- V2: watched
- V3: watched
1. Learn
- V1: learn
- V2: learned
- V3: learned
1. Play
- V1: play
- V2: played
- V3: played
1. Read
- V1: read
- V2: read
- V3: read
1. Write
- V1: write
- V2: wrote
- V3: written
1. Listen
- V1: listen
- V2: listened
- V3: listened

11-20

1. Visit
- V1: visit
- V2: visited
- V3: visited
1. Help
- V1: help
- V2: helped
- V3: helped
1. Meet
- V1: meet
- V2: met
- V3: met
1. Finish
- V1: finish
- V2: finished
- V3: finished
1. Start
- V1: start
- V2: started
- V3: started
1. Stop
- V1: stop
- V2: stopped
- V3: stopped
1. Give
- V1: give
- V2: gave
- V3: given
1. Take
- V1: take
- V2: took
- V3: taken
1. Make
- V1: make
- V2: made
- V3: made
1. Go
- V1: go
- V2: went
- V3: gone

21-30

1. Show
- V1: show
- V2: showed
- V3: showed
1. Tell
- V1: tell
- V2: told
- V3: told
1. Ask
- V1: ask
- V2: asked
- V3: asked
1. Buy
- V1: buy
- V2: bought
- V3: bought
1. Sell
- V1: sell
- V2: sold
- V3: sold
1. Bring
- V1: bring
- V2: brought
- V3: brought
1. Find
- V1: find
- V2: found
- V3: found
1. Lend
- V1: lend
- V2: lent
- V3: lent
1. Borrow
- V1: borrow
- V2: borrowed
- V3: borrowed
1. Remember
- V1: remember
- V2: remembered
- V3: remembered

31-40

1. Forget
- V1: forget
- V2: forgot
- V3: forgotten