Past Simple Irregular Verbs

Question 1

Awake

Answer 1

Awoke

Question 2

Be

Answer 2

Was/were

Question 3

Beat

Answer 3

Beat

Question 4

Begin

Answer 4

Began

Question 5

Bite

Answer 5

Bit

Question 6

Blow

Answer 6

Blew

Question 7

Break

Answer 7

Broke

Question 8

Bring

Answer 8

Brought

Question 9

Build

Answer 9

Built

Question 10

Buy

Answer 10

Bought

Question 11

Catch

Answer 11

Caught

Question 12

Choose

Answer 12

Chose

Question 13

Come

Answer 13

Came

Question 14

Cost

Answer 14

Cost

Question 15

Cut

Answer 15

Cut

Question 16

Do

Answer 16

Did

Question 17

Deal

Answer 17

Dealt

Question 18

Dig

Answer 18

Dug

Question 19

Dream

Answer 19

Dreamt

Question 20

Draw

Answer 20

Drew

Question 21

Drink

Answer 21

Drank

Question 22

Drive

Answer 22

Drove

Question 23

Eat

Answer 23

Ate

Question 24

Fall

Answer 24

Fell

Question 25

Feed

Answer 25

Fed

Question 26

Feel

Answer 26

Felt

Question 27

Fight

Answer 27

Fought

Question 28

Find

Answer 28

Found

Question 29

Fly

Answer 29

Flew

Question 30

Forget

Answer 30

Forgot

Question 31

Forgive

Answer 31

Forgave

Question 32

Freeze

Answer 32

Froze

Question 33

Get

Answer 33

Got

Question 34

Give

Answer 34

Gave

Question 35

Go

Answer 35

Went

Question 36

Grow

Answer 36

Grew

Question 37

Hang

Answer 37

Hung

Question 38

Have

Answer 38

Had

Question 39

Hear

Answer 39

Heard

Question 40

Hide

Answer 40

Hid

Question 41

Hit

Answer 41

Hit

Question 42

Hold

Answer 42

Held

Question 43

Hurt

Answer 43

Hurt

Question 44

Keep

Answer 44

Kept to hold or retain in one’s possession; hold as one’s own: If you like it, keep it. Keep the change. to hold or have the use of for a period of time: You can keep it for the summer.

Question 45

Know

Answer 45

Knew

Question 46

Lay

Answer 46

Laid put (something) down gently or carefully.

“she laid the baby in his cot”

Question 47

Lead

Answer 47

Led cause (a person or animal) to go with one by holding them by the hand, ahalter, a rope, etc. while moving forward.

“she emerged leading a bay horse”

be a route or means of access to a particular place or in a particular direction.

“the door led to a long hallway”