List of Irregular Verbs

Arise: To begin or emerge.

Awake: To stop sleeping or to become aware.

Be: To exist or live.

Bear: To carry or endure.

Beat: To strike repeatedly.

Become: To begin to be.

Begin: To start something.

Bend: To shape something into a curve.

Bet: To wager or gamble.

Bind: To tie or secure something.

Bite: To use your teeth to cut into something.

Bleed: To lose blood.

Blow: To move air, usually by breathing out.

Break: To separate into pieces.

Breed: To produce offspring.

Bring: To carry or convey something to a place.

Broadcast: To transmit via radio or television.

Build: To construct by assembling parts.

Burn: To be consumed by fire.

Burst: To break open or apart suddenly.

Buy: To acquire in exchange for payment.

Catch: To seize or capture.

Choose: To pick out or select.

Come: To move toward a specific place.

Cost: To require payment.

Creep: To move slowly and quietly.

Cut: To divide into pieces with a sharp tool.

Deal: To distribute cards in a game or to manage.

Dig: To break up and move earth.

Do: To perform an action.

Draw: To produce a picture or diagram.

Dream: To experience images or thoughts during sleep.

Drink: To consume a liquid.

Drive: To operate a vehicle.

Eat: To consume food.

Fall: To drop or descend.

Feed: To give food to someone or something.

Feel: To experience a sensation.

Fight: To engage in a physical struggle.

Find: To discover something by searching.

Flee: To run away from danger.

Fly: To move through the air.

Forget: To fail to remember.

Forgive: To stop feeling angry or resentful.

Freeze: To turn into ice.

Get: To obtain or receive.

Give: To present something to someone.

Go: To move from one place to another.

Grow: To increase in size.

Hang: To suspend from a fixed point.

Have: To possess or hold.

Hear: To perceive sound.

Hide: To put something where it cannot be seen.

Hit: To strike something with force.

Hold: To grasp or carry.

Hurt: To cause pain or injury.

Keep: To retain possession of something.

Know: To be aware of something.

Lay: To place something down.

Lead: To guide or direct.

Leave: To go away from a place.

Lend: To give something to someone temporarily.

Let: To allow something to happen.

Lie: To rest in a horizontal position.

Light: To illuminate or make brighter.

Lose: To be unable to find something.

Make: To create or produce something.

Mean: To signify or represent.

Meet: To come into the presence of someone.

Pay: To give money in exchange for goods or services.

Put: To move something into a particular position.

Read: To look at and comprehend written text.

Ride: To sit on and control the movement of something.

Ring: To produce a sound, typically from a bell.

Rise: To move upward.

Run: To move swiftly on foot.

Say: To speak words.

See: To perceive with the eyes.

Seek: To attempt to find something.

Sell: To give something in exchange for money.

Send: To cause something to go or be taken to a particular destination.

Set: To put something in a specified place.

Shake: To move something back and forth quickly.

Shine: To emit light.

Shoot: To fire a weapon.

Show: To display or present.

Shrink: To become smaller in size.

Sing: To produce musical sounds with the voice.

Sit: To rest with the body supported by the buttocks.

Sleep: To rest with eyes closed and the mind inactive.

Speak: To communicate verbally.

Spend: To pay out money.

Stand: To be in an upright position.

Steal: To take something without permission.

Stick: To adhere to something.

Strike: To hit forcibly.

Swear: To make a solemn promise.

Sweat: To excrete moisture through the pores of the skin.

Sweep: To clean with a broom.

Swim: To move through water.

Take: To grasp and carry something.

Teach: To impart knowledge or skills.

Tear: To pull something apart.

Tell: To communicate information.

Think: To have a particular opinion.

Throw: To propel something with force through the air.

Understand: To grasp the meaning.

Wake: To cease to sleep.

Wear: To have clothing on the body.

Win: To achieve victory.

Write: To mark symbols on a surface, typically paper.