• En la siguiente lista se incluyen todos los verbos irregulares ingleses. En ella se recoge el infinitivo y el presente (ambos tienen la misma forma, salvo que el infinitivo va precedido de la partícula «to»), así como el pasado simple y el participio.
• En algunos casos, el verbo tiene dos posibles formas en el pasado o en el futuro que aparecen indicadas. En otros casos, el verbo no tiene infinitivo (son algunos verbos modales y en la tabla aparecen sin partícula «to»).
• Estos verbos no siguen una regla determinada, por lo que hay que aprenderlos de memoria. Al ser numerosos, entendemos que lo más práctico es irlos estudiando poco a poco (algunos de ellos apenas se utilizan).

Infinitivo/Presente	Significado	Forma pasada	Participio
To stand	soportar	stood	stood
To come up	surgir	came up	come up
To wake	despertar	woke	woken
To be	ser / estar	was	been
To stand	aguantar	stood	stood
To beat	golpear	beat	beaten
To become	llegar a ser	became	become
To happen	ocurrir	happened	happened
To procreate	procrear	procreated	procreated
To begin	empezar	began	begun
To notice	observar	noticed	noticed
To bend	doblar	bent	bent
To grieve	estar afligido	grieved	grieved
To keep asking	preguntar con insistencia	kept asking	kept asking
To bet	apostar	betted / bet	betted / bet
To bid	ordenar	bade	bidden
To bid	pujar	bid	bid
To bind	atar	bound	bound
To bite	morder	bit	bitten
To bleed	sangrar	bled	bled
To blow	soplar	blew	blown
To break	romper	broke	broken
To breed	engendrar	bred	bred
To bring	traer	brought	brought
To broadcast	retransmitir	broadcast	broadcast
To build	construir	built	built
To burn	quemar	burned / burnt	burned / burnt
To burst	explotar	burst	burst
To buy	comprar	bought	bought

1. To stand (soportar)
   • Presente: I stand the pain. (Soporto el dolor.)
   • Pasado: I stood the pain. (Soporté el dolor.)
   • Futuro: I will stand the pain. (Soportaré el dolor.)
2. To come up (surgir)
   • Presente: A new idea comes up. (Surge una nueva idea.)
   • Pasado: A new idea came up. (Surgió una nueva idea.)
   • Futuro: A new idea will come up. (Surgirá una nueva idea.)
3. To wake (despertar)
   • Presente: I wake up early. (Me despierto temprano.)
   • Pasado: I woke up early. (Me desperté temprano.)
   • Futuro: I will wake up early. (Me despertaré temprano.)
4. To be (ser / estar)
   • Presente: I am happy. (Estoy feliz.)
   • Pasado: I was happy. (Estuve feliz.)
   • Futuro: I will be happy. (Estaré feliz.)
5. To stand (aguantar)
   • Presente: I stand the noise. (Aguanto el ruido.)
   • Pasado: I stood the noise. (Aguanté el ruido.)
   • Futuro: I will stand the noise. (Aguantaré el ruido.)
6. To beat (golpear)
   • Presente: He beats the drum. (Él golpea el tambor.)
   • Pasado: He beat the drum. (Él golpeó el tambor.)
   • Futuro: He will beat the drum. (Él golpeará el tambor.)
7. To become (llegar a ser)
   • Presente: She becomes a doctor. (Ella llega a ser doctora.)
   • Pasado: She became a doctor. (Ella llegó a ser doctora.)
   • Futuro: She will become a doctor. (Ella llegará a ser doctora.)
8. To happen (ocurrir)
   • Presente: Accidents happen. (Los accidentes ocurren.)
   • Pasado: An accident happened. (Ocurrió un accidente.)
   • Futuro: An accident will happen. (Ocurrirá un accidente.)
9. To procreate (procrear)
   • Presente: Animals procreate in spring. (Los animales procrean en primavera.)
   • Pasado: Animals procreated in spring. (Los animales procrearon en primavera.)
   • Futuro: Animals will procreate in spring. (Los animales procrearán en primavera.)
10. To begin (empezar)
    • Presente: The show begins now. (El espectáculo empieza ahora.)
    • Pasado: The show began yesterday. (El espectáculo empezó ayer.)
    • Futuro: The show will begin soon. (El espectáculo empezará pronto.)

1. To notice (observar)
   • Presente: I notice the details. (Observo los detalles.)
   • Pasado: I noticed the details. (Observé los detalles.)
   • Futuro: I will notice the details. (Observaré los detalles.)
2. To bend (doblar)
   • Presente: He bends the metal. (Él dobla el metal.)
   • Pasado: He bent the metal. (Él dobló el metal.)
   • Futuro: He will bend the metal. (Él doblará el metal.)
3. To grieve (estar afligido)
   • Presente: She grieves her loss. (Ella está afligida por su pérdida.)
   • Pasado: She grieved her loss. (Ella estuvo afligida por su pérdida.)
   • Futuro: She will grieve her loss. (Ella estará afligida por su pérdida.)
4. To keep asking (preguntar con insistencia)
   • Presente: He keeps asking questions. (Él sigue preguntando.)
   • Pasado: He kept asking questions. (Él siguió preguntando.)
   • Futuro: He will keep asking questions. (Él seguirá preguntando.)
5. To bet (apostar)
   • Presente: I bet on that horse. (Apuesto por ese caballo.)
   • Pasado: I bet on that horse. (Aposté por ese caballo.)
   • Futuro: I will bet on that horse. (Apostaré por ese caballo.)
6. To bid (ordenar)
   • Presente: He bids them to leave. (Él les ordena que se vayan.)
   • Pasado: He bade them to leave. (Él les ordenó que se fueran.)
   • Futuro: He will bid them to leave. (Él les ordenará que se vayan.)
7. To bid (pujar)
   • Presente: They bid on the painting. (Ellos pujan por la pintura.)
   • Pasado: They bid on the painting. (Ellos pujaron por la pintura.)
   • Futuro: They will bid on the painting. (Ellos pujarán por la pintura.)
8. To bind (atar)
   • Presente: He binds the books. (Él ata los libros.)
   • Pasado: He bound the books. (Él ató los libros.)
   • Futuro: He will bind the books. (Él atará los libros.)
9. To bite (morder)
   • Presente: The dog bites the toy. (El perro muerde el juguete.)
   • Pasado: The dog bit the toy. (El perro mordió el juguete.)
   • Futuro: The dog will bite the toy. (El perro morderá el juguete.)
10. To bleed (sangrar)
    • Presente: He bleeds from his hand. (Él sangra de la mano.)
    • Pasado: He bled from his hand. (Él sangró de la mano.)
    • Futuro: He will bleed from his hand. (Él sangrará de la mano.)

1. To blow (soplar)
   • Presente: The wind blows hard. (El viento sopla fuerte.)
   • Pasado: The wind blew hard. (El viento sopló fuerte.)
   • Futuro: The wind will blow hard. (El viento soplará fuerte.)
2. To break (romper)
   • Presente: He breaks the glass. (Él rompe el vidrio.)
   • Pasado: He broke the glass. (Él rompió el vidrio.)
   • Futuro: He will break the glass. (Él romperá el vidrio.)
3. To breed (engendrar)
   • Presente: They breed horses. (Ellos engendran caballos.)
   • Pasado: They bred horses. (Ellos engendraron caballos.)
   • Futuro: They will breed horses. (Ellos engendrarán caballos.)
4. To bring (traer)
   • Presente: She brings the coffee. (Ella trae el café.)
   • Pasado: She brought the coffee. (Ella trajo el café.)
   • Futuro: She will bring the coffee. (Ella traerá el café.)
5. To broadcast (retransmitir)
   • Presente: The station broadcasts news. (La estación retransmite noticias.)
   • Pasado: The station broadcast news. (La estación retransmitió noticias.)
   • Futuro: The station will broadcast news. (La estación retransmitirá noticias.)
6. To build (construir)
   • Presente: They build houses. (Ellos construyen casas.)
   • Pasado: They built houses. (Ellos construyeron casas.)
   • Futuro: They will build houses. (Ellos construirán casas.)
7. To burn (quemar)
   • Presente: The fire burns the wood. (El fuego quema la madera.)
   • Pasado: The fire burned the wood. (El fuego quemó la madera.)
   • Futuro: The fire will burn the wood. (El fuego quemará la madera.)
8. To burst (explotar)
   • Presente: The balloon bursts. (El globo explota.)
   • Pasado: The balloon burst. (El globo explotó.)
   • Futuro: The balloon will burst. (El globo explotará.)
9. To buy (comprar)
   • Presente: I buy a book. (Compro un libro.)
   • Pasado: I bought a book. (Compré un libro.)
   • Futuro: I will buy a book. (Compraré un libro.)

Escuchar Verbos II

Can	poder	could	be able
To throw away	arrojar / lanzar	threw away	thrown away
To catch	coger	caught	caught
To chide	regañar	chid	chidden
To choose	elegir	chose	chosen
To cut	cortar / romper	cut	cut
To cling	agarrarse	clung	clung
To clothe	vestir	clothed / clad	clothed / clad
To come	venir	came	come
To cost	costar	cost	cost
To creep	deslizarse con sigilo	crept	crept
To sing	cantar	sang	sung
To cut	cortar	cut	cut
To dare	desafiar	dared / durst	dared / durst
To deal	tratar con	dealt / delt	dealt / delt
To dig	cavar	dug	dug
To do	hacer	did	done
To draw	dibujar	drew	drawn
To dream	soñar	dreamed / dreamt	dreamed / dreamt
To drink	beber	drank	drunk
To drive	conducir	drove	driven
To live in	habitar	lived in	lived in
To eat	comer	ate	eaten
To fall	caer	fell	fallen

• Can (poder)
  Present: I can swim. (Puedo nadar.)
  Past: I could swim. (Podía nadar.)
  Future: I will be able to swim. (Podré nadar.)
• To throw away (arrojar / lanzar)
  Present: He throws away the trash. (Él arroja la basura.)
  Past: He threw away the trash. (Él arrojó la basura.)
  Future: He will throw away the trash. (Él arrojará la basura.)
• To catch (coger)
  Present: I catch the ball. (Cojo la pelota.)
  Past: I caught the ball. (Cogí la pelota.)
  Future: I will catch the ball. (Cogeré la pelota.)
• To chide (regañar)
  Present: She chides the child. (Ella regaña al niño.)
  Past: She chid the child. (Ella regañó al niño.)
  Future: She will chide the child. (Ella regañará al niño.)
• To choose (elegir)
  Present: I choose this one. (Elijo este.)
  Past: I chose this one. (Elegí este.)
  Future: I will choose this one. (Elegiré este.)
• To cut (cortar / romper)
  Present: He cuts the paper. (Él corta el papel.)
  Past: He cut the paper. (Él cortó el papel.)
  Future: He will cut the paper. (Él cortará el papel.)
• To cling (agarrarse)
  Present: The baby clings to its mother. (El bebé se agarra a su madre.)
  Past: The baby clung to its mother. (El bebé se agarró a su madre.)
  Future: The baby will cling to its mother. (El bebé se agarrará a su madre.)
• To clothe (vestir)
  Present: She clothes the baby. (Ella viste al bebé.)
  Past: She clothed the baby. (Ella vistió al bebé.)
  Future: She will clothe the baby. (Ella vestirá al bebé.)
• To come (venir)
  Present: He comes home. (Él viene a casa.)
  Past: He came home. (Él vino a casa.)
  Future: He will come home. (Él vendrá a casa.)
• To cost (costar)
  Present: This costs a lot. (Esto cuesta mucho.)
  Past: This cost a lot. (Esto costó mucho.)
  Future: This will cost a lot. (Esto costará mucho.)
• To creep (deslizarse con sigilo)
  Present: The cat creeps quietly. (El gato se desliza sigilosamente.)
  Past: The cat crept quietly. (El gato se deslizó sigilosamente.)
  Future: The cat will creep quietly. (El gato se deslizará sigilosamente.)
• To sing (cantar)
  Present: She sings a song. (Ella canta una canción.)
  Past: She sang a song. (Ella cantó una canción.)
  Future: She will sing a song. (Ella cantará una canción.)
• To cut (cortar)
  Present: I cut the paper. (Corto el papel.)
  Past: I cut the paper. (Corté el papel.)
  Future: I will cut the paper. (Cortaré el papel.)
• To dare (desafiar)
  Present: He dares to speak. (Él desafía a hablar.)
  Past: He dared to speak. (Él desafió a hablar.)
  Future: He will dare to speak. (Él desafiará a hablar.)
• To deal (tratar con)
  Present: He deals with problems. (Él trata con problemas.)
  Past: He dealt with problems. (Él trató con problemas.)
  Future: He will deal with problems. (Él tratará con problemas.)
• To dig (cavar)
  Present: He digs a hole. (Él cava un agujero.)
  Past: He dug a hole. (Él cavó un agujero.)
  Future: He will dig a hole. (Él cavará un agujero.)
• To do (hacer)
  Present: I do my homework. (Hago mi tarea.)
  Past: I did my homework. (Hice mi tarea.)
  Future: I will do my homework. (Haré mi tarea.)
• To draw (dibujar)
  Present: She draws a picture. (Ella dibuja una imagen.)
  Past: She drew a picture. (Ella dibujó una imagen.)
  Future: She will draw a picture. (Ella dibujará una imagen.)
• To dream (soñar)
  Present: I dream of success. (Sueño con el éxito.)
  Past: I dreamed of success. (Soñé con el éxito.)
  Future: I will dream of success. (Soñaré con el éxito.)
• To drink (beber)
  Present: I drink coffee. (Bebo café.)
  Past: I drank coffee. (Bebí café.)
  Future: I will drink coffee. (Beberé café.)
• To drive (conducir)
  Present: I drive to work. (Conduzco al trabajo.)
  Past: I drove to work. (Conduje al trabajo.)
  Future: I will drive to work. (Conduciré al trabajo.)
• To live in (habitar)
  Present: I live in Lisbon. (Vivo en Lisboa.)
  Past: I lived in Lisbon. (Viví en Lisboa.)
  Future: I will live in Lisbon. (Viviré en Lisboa.)
• To eat (comer)
  Present: I eat pizza. (Como pizza.)
  Past: I ate pizza. (Comí pizza.)
  Future: I will eat pizza. (Comeré pizza.)
• To fall (caer)
  Present: I fall down. (Me caigo.)
  Past: I fell down. (Me caí.)
  Future: I will fall down. (Me caeré.)

Escuchar Verbos III

To feed	alimentar	fed	fed
To feel	sentir	felt	felt
To fight	luchar	fought	fought
To find	encontrar	found	found
To run away	escapar	ran away	run away
To fling	arrojar	flung	flung
To fly	volar	flew	flown
To stop	desistir	stopped	stopped
To forbid	prohibir	forbade	forbidden
To forget	olvidar	forgot	forgotten
To forgive	perdonar	forgave	forgiven
To leave	renunciar a algo	left	left
To freeze	helar(se)	froze	frozen
To get	coger	got	got
To make golden	dorar	made golden	made golden
To fasten	sujetar con cinturón	fastened	fastened
To give	dar	gave	given
To go	ir	went	gone
To grind	moler	ground	ground
To grow	crecer	grew	grown
To hang	colgar	hanged / hung	hanged / hung
To have	haber / tener	had	had
To hear	oír	heard	heard

🐶 To feed (alimentar) – /fiːd/
I feed the dog. (Yo alimento al perro.)
I fed the dog. (Alimenté al perro.) – /fɛd/
I will feed the dog. (Alimentaré al perro.)

😊 To feel (sentir) – /fiːl/
I feel happy. (Me siento feliz.)
I felt happy. (Me sentí feliz.) – /fɛlt/
I will feel happy. (Me sentiré feliz.)

🥊 To fight (pelear) – /faɪt/
They fight every day. (Pelean todos los días.)
They fought yesterday. (Pelearon ayer.) – /fɔːt/
They will fight tomorrow. (Pelearán mañana.)

🔑 To find (encontrar) – /faɪnd/
I find my keys. (Encuentro mis llaves.)
I found my keys. (Encontré mis llaves.) – /faʊnd/
I will find my keys. (Encontraré mis llaves.)

🐕 To run away (huir) – /rʌn əˈweɪ/
I run away from the dog. (Huyo del perro.)
I ran away from the dog. (Huí del perro.) – /ræn/
I will run away from the dog. (Huiré del perro.)

⚾ To fling (arrojar) – /flɪŋ/
He flings the ball. (Lanza la pelota.)
He flung the ball. (Lanzó la pelota.) – /flʌŋ/
He will fling the ball. (Lanzará la pelota.)

✈️ To fly (volar) – /flaɪ/
I fly to London. (Vuelo a Londres.)
I flew to London. (Volé a Londres.) – /fluː/
I will fly to London. (Volaré a Londres.)

🚗 To stop (detener) – /stɒp/
I stop the car. (Detengo el coche.)
I stopped the car. (Detuve el coche.) – /stɒpt/
I will stop the car. (Detendré el coche.)

🚭 To forbid (prohibir) – /fəˈbɪd/
They forbid smoking. (Prohíben fumar.)
They forbade smoking. (Prohibieron fumar.) – /fəˈbeɪd/
They will forbid smoking. (Prohibirán fumar.)

❓ To forget (olvidar) – /fəˈɡɛt/
I forget the answer. (Olvido la respuesta.)
I forgot the answer. (Olvidé la respuesta.) – /fəˈɡɒt/
I will forget the answer. (Olvidaré la respuesta.)

💖 To forgive (perdonar) – /fəˈɡɪv/
I forgive you. (Te perdono.)
I forgave you. (Te perdoné.) – /fəˈɡeɪv/
I will forgive you. (Te perdonaré.)

🕺 To leave (salir / dejar) – /liːv/
I leave the party. (Me voy de la fiesta.)
I left the party. (Me fui de la fiesta.) – /lɛft/
I will leave the party. (Me iré de la fiesta.)

❄️ To freeze (congelar) – /friːz/
I freeze the food. (Congelo la comida.)
I froze the food. (Congelé la comida.) – /frəʊz/
I will freeze the food. (Congelaré la comida.)

📚 To get (obtener / conseguir) – /ɡɛt/
I get the book. (Consigo el libro.)
I got the book. (Conseguí el libro.) – /ɡɒt/
I will get the book. (Conseguiré el libro.)

🍞 To make golden (dorar) – /meɪk ˈɡəʊldən/
I make the bread golden. (Doro el pan.)
I made the bread golden. (Doré el pan.) – /meɪd/
I will make the bread golden. (Doraré el pan.)

🔒 To fasten (abrochar / sujetar) – /ˈfɑːsən/
I fasten the seatbelt. (Abrocho el cinturón.)
I fastened the seatbelt. (Abroché el cinturón.) – /ˈfɑːsənd/
I will fasten the seatbelt. (Abrocharé el cinturón.)

🎁 To give (dar) – /ɡɪv/
I give him a gift. (Le doy un regalo.)
I gave him a gift. (Le di un regalo.) – /ɡeɪv/
I will give him a gift. (Le daré un regalo.)

🏬 To go (ir) – /ɡəʊ/
I go to the store. (Voy a la tienda.)
I went to the store. (Fui a la tienda.) – /wɛnt/
I will go to the store. (Iré a la tienda.)

☕ To grind (mol er) – /ɡraɪnd/
I grind the coffee. (Muelo el café.)
I ground the coffee. (Molí el café.) – /ɡraʊnd/
I will grind the coffee. (Moleré el café.)

🌻 To grow (crecer) – /ɡrəʊ/
The flowers grow. (Las flores crecen.)
The flowers grew. (Las flores crecieron.) – /ɡruː/
The flowers will grow. (Las flores crecerán.)

🖼️ To hang (colgar) – /hæŋ/
I hang the picture. (Cuelgo el cuadro.)
I hanged the picture. (Colgué el cuadro.) – /hæŋd/
I will hang the picture. (Colgaré el cuadro.)

🚘 To have (tener) – /hæv/
I have a car. (Tengo un coche.)
I had a car. (Tuve un coche.) – /hæd/
I will have a car. (Tendré un coche.)

🎶 To hear (escuchar / oír) – /hɪəʳ/
I hear the music. (Oigo la música.)
I heard the music. (Oí la música.) – /hɜːd/
I will hear the music. (Oiré la música.)

Escuchar Verbos IV

To hide	esconder	hid	hidden
To hit	golpear	hit	hit
To hold	sostener	held	held
To hurt	herir	hurt	hurt
To keep	mantener	kept	kept
To kneel	arrodillarse	knelt	knelt
To knit	tejer	knit	knit
To know	saber	knew	known
To lay	colocar	laid	laid
To lead	guiar	led	led
To lean	inclinar	leaned / leant	leaned / leant
To leap	brincar	leaped / leapt	leaped / leapt
To learn	aprender	learned / learnt	learned / learnt
To leave	dejar	left	left
To lend	prestar	lent	lent
To let	permitir	let	let
To lie	echarse	lay	lain
To light	encender	lit	lit
To lose	perder	lost	lost
To make	hacer	made	made
May	poder	might	—-
To mean	significar	meant / ment	meant / ment
To meet	encontrar(se)	met	met

📚 Verbos en inglés con traducción al castellano, pronunciación y frases:

🔐 To hide (esconder)
I hide the keys. (ai jaid de qis)
I hid the keys. (ai jid de qis)
I will hide the keys. (ai wil jaid de qis)

👊 To hit (golpear)
I hit the ball. (ai jit de bol)
I hit the ball. (ai jit de bol)
I will hit the ball. (ai wil jit de bol)

✋ To hold (sostener)
I hold the cup. (ai jold de cap)
I held the cup. (ai jeld de cap)
I will hold the cup. (ai wil jold de cap)

🤕 To hurt (herir)
I hurt my leg. (ai jert mai leg)
I hurt my leg. (ai jert mai leg)
I will hurt my leg. (ai wil jert mai leg)

📦 To keep (mantener)
I keep my promises. (ai kiip mai prómisis)
I kept my promises. (ai kept mai prómisis)
I will keep my promises. (ai wil kiip mai prómisis)

🙏 To kneel (arrodillarse)
I kneel to pray. (ai niil tu prei)
I knelt to pray. (ai nelt tu prei)
I will kneel to pray. (ai wil niil tu prei)

🧶 To knit (tejer)
She knits a sweater. (shi nits a suéter)
She knit a sweater. (shi nit a suéter)
She will knit a sweater. (shi wil nit a suéter)

🧠 To know (saber)
I know the answer. (ai nou de ansuer)
I knew the answer. (ai niu de ansuer)
I will know the answer. (ai wil nou de ansuer)

📚 To lay (colocar)
I lay the book on the table. (ai lei de buk on de teibol)
I laid the book on the table. (ai leid de buk on de teibol)
I will lay the book on the table. (ai wil lei de buk on de teibol)

🧭 To lead (guiar)
I lead the team. (ai liid de tim)
I led the team. (ai led de tim)
I will lead the team. (ai wil liid de tim)

📐 To lean (inclinar)
I lean against the wall. (ai liin aguenst de wol)
I leaned against the wall. (ai liind aguenst de wol)
I will lean against the wall. (ai wil liin aguenst de wol)

🦘 To leap (brincar)
I leap over the fence. (ai liip óuver de fens)
I leaped over the fence. (ai liipt óuver de fens)
I will leap over the fence. (ai wil liip óuver de fens)

📖 To learn (aprender)
I learn English. (ai lern ínglish)
I learned English. (ai lernd ínglish)
I will learn English. (ai wil lern ínglish)

🏠 To leave (dejar)
I leave the house. (ai liiv de jaus)
I left the house. (ai left de jaus)
I will leave the house. (ai wil liiv de jaus)

📕 To lend (prestar)
I lend you my book. (ai lend iu mai buk)
I lent you my book. (ai lent iu mai buk)
I will lend you my book. (ai wil lend iu mai buk)

🆓 To let (permitir)
I let him go. (ai let jim gou)
I let him go. (ai let jim gou)
I will let him go. (ai wil let jim gou)

🛏️ To lie (echarse)
I lie on the bed. (ai lai on de bed)
I lay on the bed. (ai lei on de bed)
I will lie on the bed. (ai wil lai on de bed)

🕯️ To light (encender)
I light the candle. (ai lait de kándel)
I lit the candle. (ai lit de kándel)
I will light the candle. (ai wil lait de kándel)

🔑 To lose (perder)
I lose my keys. (ai luz mai qis)
I lost my keys. (ai lost mai qis)
I will lose my keys. (ai wil luz mai qis)

🎂 To make (hacer)
I make a cake. (ai meik a keik)
I made a cake. (ai meid a keik)
I will make a cake. (ai wil meik a keik)

❓ May (poder)
I may go to the party. (ai mei gou tu de párti)
I might go to the party. (ai mait gou tu de párti)

📌 To mean (significar)
I mean what I say. (ai miin wat ai sei)
I meant what I said. (ai ment wat ai sed)
I will mean what I say. (ai wil miin wat ai sei)

👋 To meet (encontrar(se))
I meet my friend. (ai miit mai frend)
I met my friend. (ai met mai frend)
I will meet my friend. (ai wil miit mai frend)

Choose the correct verb form

1. To hide (Esconder): I ___ the keys.

hide hid will hide

2. To hit (Golpear): I ___ the ball.

hit hit will hit

3. To hold (Sostener): I ___ the cup.

hold held will hold

4. To hurt (Herir): I ___ my leg.

hurt hurt will hurt

5. To keep (Mantener): I ___ my promises.

keep kept will keep

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Escuchar Verbos V

To mow	segar	mowed	mowed / mown
Must	deber	had to	—-
Ought	deber	—-	—-
To pay	pagar	paid	paid
To put	poner	put	put
To read	leer	read / red	read / red
To rent	alquilar	rented	rented
To rid	eliminar	rid	rid
To ride	montar (a caballo)	rode	ridden
To ring	sonar	rang	rung
To rise	subir	rose	risen
To run	correr	ran	run
To saw	serrar	sawed	sawed / sawn
To say	decir	said	said
To see	ver	saw	seen
To seek	buscar	sought	sought
To sell	vender	sold	sold
To send	enviar	sent	sent
To set	poner	set	set
To sew	coser	sewed	sewed / sewn
To shake	agitar	shook	shaken
Shall	(auxiliar futuro)	—-	—-
To shear	esquilar	sheared / shore	sheared / shorn
To shed	perder (hojas)	shed	shed
To shine	brillar	shone	shone
To shoe	herrar	shoed / shod	shoed / shod
To shoot	disparar	shot	shot
To show	mostrar	showed	showed / shown
To shrink	encoger	shrank	shrunk
To shut	cerrar	shut	shut
To sing	cantar	sang	sung
To sink	hundir	sank	sunk
To sit	sentarse	sat	sat
To slay	matar	slew	slain
To sleep	dormir	slept	slept
To slide	resbalar	slid	slid
To sling	lanzar (con fuerza)	slung	slung
To sneak	deslizarse con sigilo	snuck	snuck
To slit	cortar	slit	slit
To smell	oler	smelled / smelt	smelled / smelt
To hit	golpear	hit	hit
To sow	sembrar	sowed	sowed / sown

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🌿 To mow (cortar el césped) /moʊ/

• I mow the lawn.
• I mowed the lawn.
• I will mow the lawn.
  🟢🌱

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⛔ Must (deber) /mʌst/

• I must go.
• I had to go.
  🔴⏳

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❗ Ought (debería) /ɔːt/

• I ought to study.
  🟡📚

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💳 To pay (pagar) /peɪ/

• I pay the bill.
• I paid the bill.
• I will pay the bill.
  💰🧾

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📚 To put (poner) /pʊt/

• I put the book on the table.
• I put the book on the table.
• I will put the book on the table.
  📘🪑

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📖 To read (leer) /riːd/ – /rɛd/

• I read a book. (presente: /riːd/)
• I read a book. (pasado: /rɛd/)
• I will read a book.
  📚👓

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🏠 To rent (alquilar) /rɛnt/

• I rent an apartment.
• I rented an apartment.
• I will rent an apartment.
  🏢🔑

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🧼 To rid (eliminar, librar) /rɪd/

• I rid the house of dust.
• I rid the house of dust.
• I will rid the house of dust.
  🧹🚫

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🚴 To ride (montar) /raɪd/

• I ride a bike.
• I rode a bike.
• I will ride a bike.
  🚲💨

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🔔 To ring (sonar, timbrar) /rɪŋ/

• I ring the bell.
• I rang the bell.
• I will ring the bell.
  🔔🚪

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☀️ To rise (levantarse, elevarse) /raɪz/

• I rise early.
• I rose early.
• I will rise early.
  🌅🛌

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🏃 To run (correr) /rʌn/

• I run every morning.
• I ran every morning.
• I will run every morning.
  👟💨

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🪚 To saw (serrar) /sɔː/

• I saw the wood.
• I sawed the wood.
• I will saw the wood.
  🪓🪵

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💬 To say (decir) /seɪ/

• I say hello.
• I said hello.
• I will say hello.
  🗣️👋

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👀 To see (ver) /siː/

• I see a movie.
• I saw a movie.
• I will see a movie.
  🎬👓

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🔍 To seek (buscar) /siːk/

• I seek advice.
• I sought advice.
• I will seek advice.
  🔎🧠

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📚 To sell (vender) /sɛl/

• I sell books.
• I sold books.
• I will sell books.
  📘💵

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✉️ To send (enviar) /sɛnd/

• I send a letter.
• I sent a letter.
• I will send a letter.
  📨📬

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⏰ To set (ajustar, poner) /sɛt/

• I set the alarm.
• I set the alarm.
• I will set the alarm.
  ⏱️🔧

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🧵 To sew (coser) /soʊ/

• I sew a dress.
• I sewed a dress.
• I will sew a dress.
  👗🧷

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🧴 To shake (agitar) /ʃeɪk/

• I shake the bottle.
• I shook the bottle.
• I will shake the bottle.
  🥤🤯

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📜 Shall (debería, futuro formal) /ʃæl/

• I shall go.
  🧐🕰️

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✂️ To shear (esquilar) /ʃɪr/

• I shear the sheep.
• I sheared the sheep.
• I will shear the sheep.
  🐑🧼

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👘 To shed (desprender, quitarse) /ʃɛd/

• I shed my coat.
• I shed my coat.
• I will shed my coat.
  🧥⬇️

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✨ To shine (brillar, lustrar) /ʃaɪn/

• I shine my shoes.
• I shone my shoes.
• I will shine my shoes.
  👞✨

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🐴 To shoe (poner herradura) /ʃuː/

• I shoe the horse.
• I shoed the horse.
• I will shoe the horse.
  🐎🔩

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🎯 To shoot (disparar) /ʃuːt/

• I shoot the ball.
• I shot the ball.
• I will shoot the ball.
  🏀💥

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🎬 To show (mostrar) /ʃoʊ/

• I show my work.
• I showed my work.
• I will show my work.
  📈📣

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👕 To shrink (encoger) /ʃrɪŋk/

• I shrink the shirt.
• I shrank the shirt.
• I will shrink the shirt.
  👕➡️👶

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🚪 To shut (cerrar) /ʃʌt/

• I shut the door.
• I shut the door.
• I will shut the door.
  🚪🔒

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🎤 To sing (cantar) /sɪŋ/

• I sing a song.
• I sang a song.
• I will sing a song.
  🎶🎙️

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🚢 To sink (hundirse) /sɪŋk/

• I sink the boat.
• I sank the boat.
• I will sink the boat.
  ⚓🌊

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🪑 To sit (sentarse) /sɪt/

• I sit on the chair.
• I sat on the chair.
• I will sit on the chair.
  🪑🧍‍♂️

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🐉 To slay (matar, aniquilar) /sleɪ/

• I slay the dragon.
• I slew the dragon.
• I will slay the dragon.
  ⚔️🔥

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💤 To sleep (dormir) /sliːp/

• I sleep at night.
• I slept at night.
• I will sleep at night.
  🛏️🌙

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⛷️ To slide (deslizarse) /slaɪd/

• I slide down the hill.
• I slid down the hill.
• I will slide down the hill.
  ⛷️❄️

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🎒 To sling (lanzar colgando) /slɪŋ/

• I sling the bag.
• I slung the bag.
• I will sling the bag.
  👜🎯

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🕵️ To sneak (colarse, escabullirse) /sniːk/

• I sneak into the room.
• I snuck into the room.
• I will sneak into the room.
  🕶️🔍

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✉️ To slit (cortar ligeramente) /slɪt/

• I slit the envelope.
• I slit the envelope.
• I will slit the envelope.
  ✂️📩

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🌸 To smell (oler) /smɛl/

• I smell flowers.
• I smelled flowers.
• I will smell flowers.
  👃🌺

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🎯 To hit (golpear) /hɪt/

• I hit the target.
• I hit the target.
• I will hit the target.
  🥊🎯

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🌱 To sow (sembrar) /soʊ/

• I sow seeds.
• I sowed seeds.
• I will sow seeds.
  🌾🧑‍🌾

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Escuchar Verbos VI

To speak	hablar	spoke	spoken
To speed	acelerar	speeded / sped	speeded / sped
To spell	deletrear	spelled / spelt	spelled / spelt
To spend	gastar	spent	spent
To spill	derramar	spilled / spilt	spilled / spilt
To spin	dar vueltas	spun	spun
To spit	escupir	spat	spat
To split	dividir	split	split
To spread	extender	spread	spread
To spring	saltar	sprang	sprung
To stand	levantarse	stood	stood
To steal	robar	stole	stolen
To stick	hincar	stuck	stuck
To sting	picar	stung	stung
To stink	oler mal	stank / stunk	stunk
To strew	diseminar	strewed	strewed / strewn
To stride	andar a zancadas	strode	stridden
To strike	golpear	struck	struck
To string	colgar algo	strung	strung
To strive	esforzarse	strove	striven
To swear	jurar	swore	sworn
To sweep	barrer	swept	swept
To swell	hinchar	swelled	swelled / swollen
To swim	nadar	swam	swum
To swing	balancearse	swung	swung
To take	coger	took	taken
To teach	enseñar	taught	taught
To tear	rasgar	tore	torn
To tell	decir	told	told
To think	pensar	thought	thought
To thrive	prosperar	thrived / throve	thrived / thriven
To throw	tirar	threw	thrown
To thrust	lanzar adelante	thrust	thrust

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🗣️ To speak (hablar) — /spiːk/

• I speak English.
• I spoke English.
• I will speak English.

🚀 To speed (acelerar) — /spiːd/

• I speed on the highway.
• I sped on the highway.
• I will speed on the highway.

🔤 To spell (deletrear) — /spel/

• I spell the word.
• I spelled the word.
• I will spell the word.

💸 To spend (gastar) — /spend/

• I spend money.
• I spent money.
• I will spend money.

🥛 To spill (derramar) — /spɪl/

• I spill the milk.
• I spilled the milk.
• I will spill the milk.

🎡 To spin (girar) — /spɪn/

• I spin the wheel.
• I spun the wheel.
• I will spin the wheel.

😝 To spit (escupir) — /spɪt/

• I spit the gum out.
• I spat the gum out.
• I will spit the gum out.

➗ To split (dividir) — /splɪt/

• I split the bill.
• I split the bill.
• I will split the bill.

🧈 To spread (untar / esparcir) — /spred/

• I spread the butter.
• I spread the butter.
• I will spread the butter.

🏃‍♂️💥 To spring (saltar / lanzarse) — /sprɪŋ/

• I spring into action.
• I sprang into action.
• I will spring into action.

🧍‍♂️ To stand (estar de pie) — /stænd/

• I stand up.
• I stood up.
• I will stand up.

🦹‍♂️ To steal (robar) — /stiːl/

• I steal the money.
• I stole the money.
• I will steal the money.

🧷 To stick (pegar) — /stɪk/

• I stick the note to the fridge.
• I stuck the note to the fridge.
• I will stick the note to the fridge.

🐝 To sting (picar) — /stɪŋ/

• The bee stings me.
• The bee stung me.
• The bee will sting me.

🗑️ To stink (apestar) — /stɪŋk/

• The garbage stinks.
• The garbage stank.
• The garbage will stink.

🌸 To strew (esparcir) — /struː/

• I strew the flowers.
• I strewed the flowers.
• I will strew the flowers.

🚶‍♂️ To stride (andar con paso firme) — /straɪd/

• I stride across the room.
• I strode across the room.
• I will stride across the room.

⚾ To strike (golpear) — /straɪk/

• I strike the ball.
• I struck the ball.
• I will strike the ball.

📿 To string (ensartar) — /strɪŋ/

• I string the beads.
• I strung the beads.
• I will string the beads.

🏆 To strive (esforzarse) — /straɪv/

• I strive for success.
• I strove for success.
• I will strive for success.

🤞 To swear (jurar) — /sweə(r)/

• I swear to tell the truth.
• I swore to tell the truth.
• I will swear to tell the truth.

🧹 To sweep (barrer) — /swiːp/

• I sweep the floor.
• I swept the floor.
• I will sweep the floor.

🦶 To swell (hincharse) — /swel/

• My ankle swells.
• My ankle swelled.
• My ankle will swell.

🏊 To swim (nadar) — /swɪm/

• I swim in the pool.
• I swam in the pool.
• I will swim in the pool.

🎠 To swing (columpiarse) — /swɪŋ/

• I swing on the swing.
• I swung on the swing.
• I will swing on the swing.

📸 To take (tomar / llevar) — /teɪk/

• I take a picture.
• I took a picture.
• I will take a picture.

👨‍🏫 To teach (enseñar) — /tiːtʃ/

• I teach English.
• I taught English.
• I will teach English.

🧻 To tear (rasgar) — /teə(r)/

• I tear the paper.
• I tore the paper.
• I will tear the paper.

📖 To tell (contar / decir) — /tel/

• I tell a story.
• I told a story.
• I will tell a story.

💭 To think (pensar) — /θɪŋk/

• I think about the future.
• I thought about the future.
• I will think about the future.

🌱 To thrive (prosperar) — /θraɪv/

• I thrive in my job.
• I thrived in my job.
• I will thrive in my job.

🏐 To throw (lanzar) — /θrəʊ/

• I throw the ball.
• I threw the ball.
• I will throw the ball.

🗡️ To thrust (empujar con fuerza) — /θrʌst/

• I thrust the sword forward.
• I thrust the sword forward.
• I will thrust the sword forward.

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Escuchar Verbos VII

To tread	pisar	trod	trodden / trod
To understand	comprender	understood	understood
To undertake	acometer	undertook	undertaken
To wake	despertarse	waked / woke	waked / woken
To wear	usar	wore	worn
To weave	tejer	wove	woven
To weep	llorar	wept	wept
To wet	mojar	wetted / wet	wetted / wet
Will	(auxiliar futuro)	would	—-
To win	ganar	won	won
To wind	dar cuerda	wound	wound
To wring	retorcer	wrung	wrung
To write	escribir	wrote	written

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👣 To tread (pisar) — /tred/

• I tread on the grass.
• I trod on the grass.
• I will tread on the grass.

🧠 To understand (entender) — /ˌʌndəˈstænd/

• I understand the lesson.
• I understood the lesson.
• I will understand the lesson.

📋 To undertake (emprender) — /ˌʌndəˈteɪk/

• I undertake a new project.
• I undertook a new project.
• I will undertake a new project.

⏰ To wake (despertarse) — /weɪk/

• I wake up early.
• I woke up early.
• I will wake up early.

🧥 To wear (llevar puesto) — /weə(r)/

• I wear a jacket.
• I wore a jacket.
• I will wear a jacket.

🧺 To weave (tejer) — /wiːv/

• I weave a basket.
• I wove a basket.
• I will weave a basket.

😢 To weep (llorar) — /wiːp/

• I weep for joy.
• I wept for joy.
• I will weep for joy.

💧 To wet (mojar) — /wet/

• I wet my hands.
• I wet my hands.
• I will wet my hands.

🧳 Will (auxiliar de futuro / condicional) — /wɪl/ /wʊd/

• I will travel tomorrow.
• I would travel if I had money.

🏆 To win (ganar) — /wɪn/

• I win the game.
• I won the game.
• I will win the game.

⏱️ To wind (dar cuerda) — /waɪnd/

• I wind the clock.
• I wound the clock.
• I will wind the clock.

🧻 To wring (escurrir) — /rɪŋ/

• I wring the towel.
• I wrung the towel.
• I will wring the towel.

✍️ To write (escribir) — /raɪt/

• I write a letter.
• I wrote a letter.
• I will write a letter.

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