Flashcards
IRREGULAR VERBS
Flashcards do conjunto (101)
- 1BEWAS/WERE
BEEN - 2BEATBEAT
BEATEN - 3BECOMEBECAME
BECOME - 4BEGINBEGAN
BEGUN - 5BEND to form or cause to form a curve, as by pushing or pulling to turn or cause to turn from a particular direction often followed by down, etc) to incline the body;BENT
BENT
Tom bent down to pick up something off the floor.
Bend your knees.
This key won't work because it's bent.
The tree bent under the weight of the fruit.
the road bends left past the church - 6BETBET
BET
I never bet on horse races
I bet we've all asked ourselves that same question more than once. - 7BITEBIT
BITTEN
Tom was bitten by a mosquito.
Never bite the hand that feeds you
You must get rid of the habit of biting your nails.(UÑAS) - 8BLOWBLEW (blu:)
BLOWN
The wind is blowing.
The storm blew down a tree.
I blew on my hands to warm them.
We blew up a huge rock with dynamite - 9BREAKBROKE
BROKEN - 10BRINGBROUGHT
BROUGHT - 11BROADCASTBROADCAST
BROADCAST
The concert was broadcast live
We broadcast news on the hour - 12BUILDBUILT
BUILT - 13BUYBOUGHT (bɔːt)
BOUGHT - 14CATCHCAUGHT (kɔːt)
CAUGHT - 15CHOOSECHOSE
CHOSEN - 16COMECAME
COME - 17COSTCOST
COST - 18CREEP to crawl (arrastrese)with the body near to or touching the ground to move slowly, quietly, or cautiouslyCREPT
CREPT
The traffic crept along at a snail's pace. (paso de caracol)
It must be really creepy (espeluznante) to work in a morgue.
This place gives me the creeps(poner los pelos de punta) - 19CUTCUT
CUT - 20DEALDEALT /dɛlt/
DEALT
She spends a lot of time helping her children learn to deal with money.
I have a great deal to do tonight.(tengo mucho que hacer.....) - 21DIGDUG
DUG
The dog was digging a hole in the garden - 22DODID
DONE - 23DRAW drɔːDREW druː
DRAWN drɔːn - 24DRINKDRANK dræŋk
DRUNK drʌŋk - 25DRIVEDROVE
DRIVEN - 26EATATE
EATEN - 27FALLFELL
FALLEN - 28FEEDFED
FED - 29FEELFELT
FELT - 30FIGHTFOUGHT fɔːt
FOUGHT - 31FINDFOUND
FOUND - 32FLEE (ESCAPE, RUN AWAY)FLED
FLED
The teenager smashed the car into a tree while fleeing from the police. - 33FLYFLEW fluː
FLOWN fləʊn - 34FORBIDEFORBADE
FORBIDDEN - 35FORGETFORGOT
FORGOTTEN - 36FORGIVE (PARDON,EXCUSE)FORGAVE
FORGIVEN - 37FREEZEFROZE
FROZEN
When water freezes it becomes ice. - 38GETGOT
GOT/GOTTEN - 39GIVEGAVE
GIVEN - 40GOWENT
GONE - 41GROWGREW
GROWN - 42HANGHUNG hʌŋ
HUNG
He hung the painting on the wall..
Hang a bell to the Cat's neck.
hang by a thread:The patient's life was hanging by a thread.
hang on: to wait or stop briefly
“Can we go now?” “Hang on, I'll be ready in just a minute.”
hang up: “Is he still on the phone?” “No, he hung up.” - 43HAVEHAD
HAD - 44HEAR hɪəHEARD hɜːd
HEARD - 45HIDEHID
HIDDEN
She smoked, but hid it from her mother who disapproved.
He hid the problem - 46HITHIT
HIT - 47HOLDHELD
HELD
Hold the ball in both hands.
How long can you hold your breath?
The Prime Minister will hold a press conference tomorrow.
She held him by the sleeve.
Could you HOLD ON for a minute; she'll be free in a moment. - 48HURTHURT
HURT
I apologize if I hurt your feelings.
She hurt her foot when she fell off her bicycle. - 49KEEPKEPT
KEPT
I can't decide whether to sell my old car or keep it for another year.
I asked them to keep quiet.
I tried to keep the children quiet during the ceremony.
Keep walking/driving until you come to a traffic light.
They keep the ketchup in the refrigerator.
The sign on the door said “Keep out!” - 50KNEELKNELT
KNELT
They knelt and thanked God for sending them rain.
The religious man remained kneeling for hours - 51KNOWKNEW njuː
KNOWN - 52LAY /ˈleɪ/LAID leɪd
LAID
He laid a gentle hand on her shoulder.
He lay down on the bed.
She has laid plans [=she has made plans] to cut the staff down to just 15 people.
All he cares about is getting laid. [=having sex] - 53LEAD liːdLED
LED - 54LEAVELEFT
LEFT - 55LEAVELEFT
LEFT - 56LENDLENT
LENT
The bank wouldn't lend us the money. - 57LETLET
LET
She let me look at the photos.
We’re all ready. Let’s go.(SHORT FORM of Let us NO Lets)
‘rent something to someone’:They’ve let their house for the whole summer. - 58LIE laɪLAY leɪ
LAIN leɪn
It was very uncomfortable lying on the hospital bed with my legs suspended in the air.
LIE: mentir es regular! - 59LIGHTLIT
LIT
He lit his fifth cigarette in half an hour.
The stage had been lit with candles. - 60LOSELOST
LOST - 61MAKEMADE
MADE - 62MEANMEANT
MEANT - 63MEETMET
MET - 64PAYPAID peɪd
PAID - 65PUTPUT
PUT - 66READREAD (RED)
READ(RED) - 67RIDERODE
RIDDEN - 68RINGRANG ræŋ
RUNG rʌŋ - 69RISE raɪzROSE
RISSEN ˈrɪzən
At 6 a.m. we watched the sun rise
This was a company that had risen from the dead.
The wind/storm is rising (= beginning to get stronger).
He rose to power as the country emerged from its financial crisis.
You can see the Alps rising in the distance/above the clouds. - 70RUN rʌnRAN ræn
RUN - 71SAYSAID
SAID - 72SEESAW
SEEN - 73SEEKSOUGHT sɔːt
SOUGHT sɔːt
Hundreds of dissidents are seeking refuge/asylum in the US embassy.
Legal advice should be sought before you take any further action. - 74SELLSOLD
SOLD səʊld - 75SENDSENT
SENT - 76SETSET
SET - 77SHAKESHOOK
SHAKEN
"Pleased to meet you," he said, shaking my hand.
The Princess was photographed shaking hands with AIDS victims - 78SHINESHONE
SHONE (/ʃɒn/)
The sun shone all afternoon. - 79SHOOTSHOT
SHOT
Three youths have been shot and killed in separate incidents this month.
The players seem afraid to shoot when they get near the goal. - 80SHRINKSHRANK
SHRUNK
My skirt shrank in the wash. - 81SHUTSHUT
SHUT
Mary shut her book and put it down on the table - 82SINGSANG /sæŋ/
SUNG /sʌŋ/ - 83SINK (NOUN:FREGADERO)SANK
SUNK
The Titanic was a passenger ship which sank (to the bottom of the ocean) in 1912.
The legs of the garden chair sank into the soft ground. - 84SITSAT /sæt/
SAT - 85SLEEPSLEPT
SLEPT - 86SLIDESLID
SLID - 87SPEAKSPOKE
SPOKEN - 88SPENDSPENT
SPENT - 89SPITSPAT spæt
SPAT
They bought watermelons and ate them as they walked, spitting out the seeds. - 90SPLIT to divide into two or more partsSPLIT
SPLIT
The teacher split the children (up) into three groups.
The prize was split between Susan and Kate. - 91SPREADSPREAD
SPREAD
The fire spread very rapidly because of the strong wind
She spread her toast with a thick layer of butter
spread your wings (PROBAR COSAS NUEVAS,RETOS....) - 92STAND stændSTOOD
STOOD
Don't stand out there in the cold - come in here and get warm.
The house stood empty for years.
Newton's laws of mechanics stood for over two hundred years.
The room was empty except for a wardrobe standing in one corner.
I can't stand her voice.
How/Where does he stand on foreign policy issues? - 93STEALSTOLE
STOLEN - 94STICKSTUCK
STUCK
I tried to stick the pieces together with some glue/tape. - 95STINGSTANG
STANG
I got stung by a wasp(AVISPA) yesterday. - 96STINK to emit a foul(faʊl) smellSTANK
STUNK
The morning after the party, the whole house stank of beer and cigarettes. - 97STRIKESTRUCK
STRUCK
We're striking for better pay and improved safety standards.
I have a life insurance policy that will take care of my family if disaster strikes.
The autopsy revealed that his murderer had struck him on the head with an iron bar.
Beckham struck the ball with precision. - 98SWEAR sweər He was sent off for swearing at the referee.(INSULTAR)SWORE swɔː
SWORN swɔːn
I had sworn not to cry. (JURAR) - 99SWEEPSWEPT
SWEPT - 100SWIMSWAM swæm
SWUM swʌm - 101SWING swɪŋSWUNG swʌŋ
SWUNG
His mood swings between elation(EUFORIA) and despair.
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