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English Level: Beginner, Intermediate

Language Focus: A review of conjugations of irregular verbs in the past tense and past participle form

Grammar Worksheet: irregular-verb-exercises-esl.docx (scroll down to study the exercises online)

Jump to: Grammar Review (below), Beginner Irregular Verb List, Intermediate Irregular Verbs List, Beginner Exercises, Intermediate Exercises

Review: Irregular Verbs in English

An irregular verb is a verb that has a past tense or past participle form that does not end in ~ed.

Here is a regular verb: walk (present), walked (past tense), walked (past participle)

Here is an irregular verb: break (present), broke (past tense), broken (past participle)

Naturally, the past simple form is used to talk about the past, e.g. I broke my arm yesterday . View this lesson to review the past simple.

The past participle (also called the P.P.) form is used for these verb tenses/forms:

Present Perfect (have + past participle): I have broken my arm twice in my life. [See this lesson for an explanation of present perfect]

Past Perfect ( had + past participle): I hadn't broken my arm until I started snowboarding. [See this lesson for an explanation of past perfect]

Passive Voice (be + past participle): My arm was broken yesterday. [See this lesson for an explanation of the passive voice]

There are over 400 English verbs that use an irregular form. Here is a list of 45 irregular verbs that beginner ESL students should learn.

Beginner Irregular Verbs List

Scroll down or click here to do exercises on the above irregular verb list for beginner students.

Intermediate Irregular Verbs List

One day irregular verbs may disappear from English, but for now, it's important for every student to learn them. It's practice time!

Exercises for Learning English Irregular Verbs Online

The below exercises will test the irregular forms from the verb lists above. Type the correct verb form for the past simple.

Beginner Level: Irregular Verb Exercises with Past Simple

Beginner Level: Irregular Verb Exercises with Past Perfect Simple (Past Participle)

Type the past participle verb form for the present perfect.

Beginner Level: Irregular Verb Exercises with Past Simple or Present Perfect

Enter the verb in either the past tense (for past simple) or past participle (for present perfect). To review the difference between the past simple and present perfect, please view this lesson.

Exercise #1: Past Tense or Past Participle

Exercise #2: Past Tense or Past Participle

Intermediate Level: Irregular Verb Exercises for Past Simple

Type the appropriate irregular verb form for the past simple.

(The skunk might have stunk.)

Intermediate Level: Irregular Verb Exercises in Questions (Past Simple & Present Perfect)

Type either the past tense form (past simple) or the past participle form (past perfect).

Intermediate Level: Past Simple, Present Perfect, Past Perfect, and Passive Voice

If you need review, see our lessons on present perfect, past perfect, and the passive voice.

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I hope these exercises on irregular verbs have been useful. Of course, there are many more irregular verbs in English. Keep studying and practicing!

Questions? Found a mistake? Leave a comment below.
- Matthew Barton (copyright) / Creator of Englishcurrent.com
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English Grammar: Irregular Verb List & Exercises (Beginner / Intermediate)

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English Level: Beginner, Intermediate Language Focus: A review of conjugations of irregular verbs in the past tense and past participle form Grammar Worksheet: irregular-verb-exercises-esl.docx (scroll down to study the exercises online) Jump to: Grammar Review (below), Beginner Irregular Verb List, Intermediate Irregular Verbs List, Beginner Exercises, Intermediate Exercises An irregular verb is a verb that has a past tense or past participle form that does not end in ~ed.

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Mixed Exercise 4

Another grammar exercise about all the forms of the English past simple (positive, negative and question).

Click here to review how to make the past simple.
Click here to download this exercise in PDF (with answers)

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This is the fourth of four exercises to practise making all forms of the past simple.

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General Knowledge ESL Quiz - Upper-Intermediate | ESL Quizzes | EnglishClub

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Which vitamin is abundant in citrus fruits? What is the capital city of Sri Lanka? In boxing, what do the letters K.O. stand for?