Verbos irregulares: Live Up Academy

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Las entradas de los verbos irregulares, con sus tres formas. Usa el buscador o el índice.

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bet → bet → bet: "He bets on every game."
broadcast → broadcast → broadcast: "They broadcast the news every night."
burst → burst → burst: "The balloon bursts easily."
cast → cast → cast: "He casts a shadow on the wall."
cost → cost → cost: "This jacket costs fifty dollars."
cut → cut → cut: "She cuts vegetables every day."
hit → hit → hit: "He hits the target every time."
hurt → hurt → hurt: "He hurts his knee sometimes."
input → input → input: "He inputs the data every morning."
knit → knit → knit: "She knits scarves every winter."
let → let → let: "She lets her kids play outside."
offset → offset → offset: "The savings offset the extra cost."
put → put → put: "He puts his keys on the table."
quit → quit → quit: "She quits her job next month."
read → read → read: "He reads the newspaper every morning."
set → set → set: "He sets the table every night."
shut → shut → shut: "He shuts the windows every night."
slit → slit → slit: "She slits the envelope open carefully."
split → split → split: "They split the bill every time."
spread → spread → spread: "She spreads butter on the toast."
thrust → thrust → thrust: "He thrusts the door open."
upset → upset → upset: "That comment upsets her a lot."
wet → wet → wet: "He wets the towel before cleaning."
babysit → babysat → babysat: "She babysits her nephew every weekend."
bend → bent → bent: "She bends her knees before jumping."
bind → bound → bound: "She binds the papers together."
bleed → bled → bled: "The cut bleeds a little."
bring → brought → brought: "She brings snacks to every party."
build → built → built: "They build houses every year."
burn → burned → burned: "She burns the toast sometimes."
buy → bought → bought: "She buys groceries every Friday."
catch → caught → caught: "He catches the ball easily."
clothe → clothed → clothed: "They clothe the children warmly in winter."
creep → crept → crept: "The cat creeps toward the mouse."
deal → dealt → dealt: "She deals the cards every game."
dig → dug → dug: "They dig holes for the fence posts."
dream → dreamed → dreamed: "She dreams about traveling often."
dwell → dwelt → dwelt: "They dwell in the countryside."
feed → fed → fed: "She feeds the cat every morning."
feel → felt → felt: "She feels happy every morning."
fight → fought → fought: "They fight about small things sometimes."
find → found → found: "She finds her keys every time."
hang → hung → hung: "She hangs the pictures every year."
have → had → had: "We have a meeting at noon."
hear → heard → heard: "I hear the birds every morning."
hold → held → held: "She holds the baby carefully."
inlay → inlaid → inlaid: "He inlays wood with metal designs."
keep → kept → kept: "They keep their promises always."
kneel → knelt → knelt: "He kneels to pray every morning."
lay → laid → laid: "She lays the baby down gently."
lead → led → led: "She leads the marketing team."
learn → learned → learned: "He learns something new every day."
leave → left → left: "We leave for work at eight."
lend → lent → lent: "He lends his tools to neighbors."
light → lit → lit: "She lights the candles every evening."
lose → lost → lost: "They lose sometimes too."
make → made → made: "She makes dinner every night."
mean → meant → meant: "That word means something else."
meet → met → met: "They meet every Friday for lunch."
mislead → misled → misled: "The ad misleads customers sometimes."
pay → paid → paid: "They pay rent every month."
say → said → said: "She says hello every morning."
seek → sought → sought: "She seeks advice from her mentor."
sell → sold → sold: "He sells cars downtown."
send → sent → sent: "She sends emails every morning."
shine → shone → shone: "The sun shines every summer day."
shoot → shot → shot: "He shoots the ball every practice."
sit → sat → sat: "She sits at her desk every morning."
sleep → slept → slept: "He sleeps eight hours every night."
slide → slid → slid: "The kids slide down the hill."
smell → smelled → smelled: "This soup smells wonderful."
speed → sped → sped: "He speeds through the empty street."
spell → spelled → spelled: "She spells every word correctly."
spend → spent → spent: "He spends too much on coffee."
spin → spun → spun: "The wheel spins quickly."
spit → spat → spat: "He spits out the gum."
spoil → spoiled → spoiled: "Grandparents spoil their grandchildren."
stand → stood → stood: "He can't stand loud noises."
stick → stuck → stuck: "He sticks the poster on the wall."
strike → struck → struck: "Lightning strikes the tower sometimes."
string → strung → strung: "She strings the beads carefully."
sweep → swept → swept: "She sweeps the floor every day."
swing → swung → swung: "He swings the bat every practice."
teach → taught → taught: "He teaches math at the school."
tell → told → told: "He tells stories every night."
think → thought → thought: "He thinks about it carefully."
understand → understood → understood: "She understands the lesson well."
weep → wept → wept: "She weeps at every sad movie."
win → won → won: "They win every match this season."
wring → wrung → wrung: "She wrings the wet cloth every time."
withdraw money → withdrew money → withdrawn money: "He withdraws money from the ATM."
arise → arose → arisen: "Problems arise sometimes at work."
be → was, were → been: "She is a doctor."
bear (endure) → bore → borne: "She bears the pain patiently."
beat → beat → beaten: "They beat the other team every year."
become → became → become: "She becomes a doctor next year."
begin → began → begun: "The class begins at nine."
bite → bit → bitten: "The dog bites the mailman sometimes."
blow → blew → blown: "The wind blows hard in winter."
break → broke → broken: "He breaks the rules sometimes."
choose → chose → chosen: "She chooses her clothes carefully."
come → came → come: "They come to visit every summer."
do → did → done: "He does his homework every night."
draw → drew → drawn: "She draws every afternoon."
drink → drank → drunk: "He drinks coffee every morning."
drive → drove → driven: "She drives to work every morning."
eat → ate → eaten: "She eats breakfast every morning."
fall → fell → fallen: "Leaves fall in autumn every year."
fly → flew → flown: "She flies to Miami every winter."
forbid → forbade → forbidden: "The rules forbid smoking indoors."
forgo → forwent → forgone: "They forgo dessert sometimes."
foresee → foresaw → foreseen: "She foresees problems before they happen."
forget → forgot → forgotten: "He forgets his umbrella often."
forgive → forgave → forgiven: "She forgives easily."
freeze → froze → frozen: "She freezes the leftovers every week."
get → got → gotten: "He gets a new phone every year."
give → gave → given: "He gives gifts every Christmas."
go → went → gone: "I go to work by bus."
grow → grew → grown: "These plants grow very fast."
hide → hid → hidden: "She hides the gifts every year."
know → knew → known: "I know the answer already."
mistake → mistook → mistaken: "He mistakes her for her sister."
outdo → outdid → outdone: "She outdoes herself every project."
overcome → overcame → overcome: "She overcomes every challenge calmly."
overdo → overdid → overdone: "He overdoes the seasoning sometimes."
override → overrode → overridden: "He overrides the setting manually."
oversee → oversaw → overseen: "She oversees the whole department."
overtake → overtook → overtaken: "He overtakes slow cars carefully."
partake → partook → partaken: "They partake in the ceremony every year."
prove → proved → proven: "She proves her point every time."
redo → redid → redone: "He redoes the assignment every time."
rewrite → rewrote → rewritten: "She rewrites the report every draft."
ride → rode → ridden: "He rides his bike every morning."
ring → rang → rung: "The phone rings every morning."
rise → rose → risen: "The sun rises early in summer."
run → ran → run: "He runs every morning before work."
see → saw → seen: "I see my friends every weekend."
shake → shook → shaken: "He shakes the bottle before opening it."
show → showed → shown: "She shows her work every Friday."
shrink → shrank → shrunk: "This shirt shrinks in hot water."
sing → sang → sung: "He sings in the shower every day."
sink → sank → sunk: "The boat sinks slowly."
speak → spoke → spoken: "She speaks three languages."
steal → stole → stolen: "He never steals anything."
stink → stank → stunk: "The garbage stinks in summer."
strive → strove → striven: "He procures the best results."
swear → swore → sworn: "He swears he is telling the truth."
swim → swam → swum: "She swims every morning at six."
take → took → taken: "She takes the bus every day."
tear → tore → torn: "He tears the paper carefully."
throw → threw → thrown: "He throws the ball to his son."
tread → trod → trodden: "She treads carefully on the ice."
undergo → underwent → undergone: "He undergoes surgery next month."
undo → undid → undone: "He undoes the changes quickly."
wake → woke → woken: "She wakes up early every day."
wear → wore → worn: "She wears a uniform every day."
weave → wove → woven: "She weaves baskets every winter."
withdraw → withdrew → withdrawn: "He withdraws cash every week."
write → wrote → written: "He writes letters every week."

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