Show common irregular verbs and their conjugation patterns

Common irregular verbs in English do not follow the typical -ed ending pattern for past tense and past participle forms. Instead, they have unique conjugation patterns, often falling into several groups based on their forms.

Here are some common irregular verbs along with their base form, past tense, and past participle:

Irregular verbs can be grouped by similar conjugation patterns, for example:

• The “write” group: write-wrote-written, break-broke-broken, speak-spoke-spoken
• The “fly” group: fly-flew-flown, blow-blew-blown, grow-grew-grown
• The “come” group: come-came-come, become-became-become, run-ran-run
• The “get” group: get-got-got, bring-brought-brought, buy-bought-bought
• The “put” group with identical forms: put-put-put, cut-cut-cut, hit-hit-hit

These verbs are essential to master due to their frequency and irregular forms in spoken and written English. ^{3, 6, 7}

References

• irregular verbs

• 50 Common Irregular Verbs

• Irregular verbs | LearnEnglish

• 50 Most Common Irregular Verbs

• 200 Irregular Verbs 1

• Irregular verbs

• Common Irregular Verbs - Grouped

• Common Irregular Verbs (grouped by ending pattern)

• Irregular Verbs List - English Grammar Rules

• List of Irregular Verbs With Rules and Examples

• 20 Most Used Irregular Verbs in English (with examples)

• 94 top irregular verbs in German & their verb conjugations

• Irregular Verbs | ENGLISH PAGE

• The 50 Most Common Irregular Verbs in English