1a
1a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–a–u
1a
1a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–a–u
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
begin
drink
sink
stink
shrink
ring
sing
spring
swim
began
drank
sank
stank
shrank
rang
sang
sprang
swam
begun
drunk
sunk
stunk
shrunk
rung
sung
sprung
swum
begin
drink
sink
stink
shrink
ring
sing
spring
swim
began
drank
sank
stank
shrank
rang
sang
sprang
swam
begun
drunk
sunk
stunk
shrunk
rung
sung
sprung
swum
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–a–u
1a
1a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–a–u
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
begin
drink
sink
stink
shrink
ring
sing
spring
swim
began
drank
sank
stank
shrank
rang
sang
sprang
swam
begun
drunk
sunk
stunk
shrunk
rung
sung
sprung
swum
begin
drink
sink
stink
shrink
ring
sing
spring
swim
began
drank
sank
stank
shrank
rang
sang
sprang
swam
begun
drunk
sunk
stunk
shrunk
rung
sung
sprung
swum
1a
1a
1b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–a–u
1b
1b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–a–u
1b
simple present
simple past
present perfect
simple present
simple past
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Do you drink
tea every day?
I don’t drink tea.
I drink juice.
Did you drink
tea yesterday?
I didn’t drink tea.
I drank juice.
Have you drunk
any tea yet?
Do you drink
tea every day?
I haven’t drunk
any tea.
I don’t drink tea.
I drink juice.
I have drunk juice.
Did you drink
tea yesterday?
I didn’t drink tea.
I drank juice.
Have you drunk
any tea yet?
I haven’t drunk
any tea.
I have drunk juice.
Does he drink tea
every day?
Has he drunk any
tea yet?
Does he drink tea
every day?
Has he drunk any
tea yet?
He doesn’t drink
tea.
He hasn’t drunk
tea.
He doesn’t drink
tea.
He hasn’t drunk
tea.
He drinks juice.
He has drunk juice.
He drinks juice.
He has drunk juice.
1b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–a–u
1b
1b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–a–u
1b
simple present
simple past
present perfect
simple present
simple past
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Do you drink
tea every day?
I don’t drink tea.
I drink juice.
Did you drink
tea yesterday?
I didn’t drink tea.
I drank juice.
Have you drunk
any tea yet?
I haven’t drunk
any tea.
I have drunk juice.
Do you drink
tea every day?
I don’t drink tea.
I drink juice.
Did you drink
tea yesterday?
I didn’t drink tea.
I drank juice.
Have you drunk
any tea yet?
I haven’t drunk
any tea.
I have drunk juice.
Does he drink tea
every day?
Has he drunk any
tea yet?
Does he drink tea
every day?
Has he drunk any
tea yet?
He doesn’t drink
tea.
He hasn’t drunk
tea.
He doesn’t drink
tea.
He hasn’t drunk
tea.
He drinks juice.
He has drunk juice.
He drinks juice.
He has drunk juice.
10a
10a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change
10a
10a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change
10a
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change
10a
10a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change
10a
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
bet
let
set
hit
quit
cut
shut
put
hurt
burst
cost
10b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change
simple past
10b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change
simple past
present perfect
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Do you cut
Have they cut
Do you cut
Have they cut
carrots often?
the carrots yet?
carrots often?
the carrots yet?
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
I don’t cut
carrots often.
I cut tomatoes.
Does he cut
carrots often?
question, negative,
affirmative
They haven’t cut
Did she cut
carrots yesterday?
She didn’t cut
carrots yesterday.
She cut tomatoes.
I don’t cut
the carrots already.
carrots often.
They have cut
the tomatoes already.
I cut tomatoes.
Has she cut
Does he cut
the carrots yet?
carrots often?
She hasn’t cut
He doesn’t cut
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change
simple past
carrots yesterday?
She didn’t cut
carrots yesterday.
She cut tomatoes.
10b
10b
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
the carrots already.
They have cut
the tomatoes already.
Has she cut
the carrots yet?
She hasn’t cut
the carrots yet.
She has cut
He cuts tomatoes.
the tomatoes yet.
the tomatoes yet.
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group no change
simple past
present perfect
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Do you cut
Have they cut
Do you cut
Have they cut
carrots often?
the carrots yet?
carrots often?
the carrots yet?
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
I don’t cut
carrots often.
I cut tomatoes.
Does he cut
carrots often?
He doesn’t cut
carrots often.
He cuts tomatoes.
question, negative,
affirmative
They haven’t cut
Did she cut
carrots yesterday?
She didn’t cut
carrots yesterday.
She cut tomatoes.
the carrots already.
They have cut
I don’t cut
carrots often.
the tomatoes already.
I cut tomatoes.
Has she cut
Does he cut
the carrots yet?
carrots often?
She hasn’t cut
the carrots yet.
She has cut
the tomatoes yet.
He doesn’t cut
carrots often.
He cuts tomatoes.
10b
They haven’t cut
Did she cut
carrots often.
She has cut
He cuts tomatoes.
question, negative,
affirmative
He doesn’t cut
the carrots yet.
carrots often.
10b
10b
question, negative,
affirmative
10b
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
They haven’t cut
Did she cut
carrots yesterday?
She didn’t cut
carrots yesterday.
She cut tomatoes.
the carrots already.
They have cut
the tomatoes already.
Has she cut
the carrots yet?
She hasn’t cut
the carrots yet.
She has cut
the tomatoes yet.
2a
2a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–u–u
2a
2a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–u–u
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
dig
stick
spin
cling
fling
sting
swing
strike
dug
stuck
spun
clung
flung
stung
swung
struck
dug
stuck
spun
clung
flung
stung
swung
struck
dig
stick
spin
cling
fling
sting
swing
strike
dug
stuck
spun
clung
flung
stung
swung
struck
dug
stuck
spun
clung
flung
stung
swung
struck
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–u–u
2a
2a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–u–u
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
dig
stick
spin
cling
fling
sting
swing
strike
dug
stuck
spun
clung
flung
stung
swung
struck
dug
stuck
spun
clung
flung
stung
swung
struck
dig
stick
spin
cling
fling
sting
swing
strike
dug
stuck
spun
clung
flung
stung
swung
struck
dug
stuck
spun
clung
flung
stung
swung
struck
2a
2a
2b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–u–u
2b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–u–u
2b
simple present
simple past
present perfect
simple present
simple past
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Have bees ever stung
you?
Do bees often sting
you?
Bees haven’t stung me.
Bees don’t often
sting me.
Do bees often sting
you?
Bees don’t often
sting me.
Did a bee sting
you yesterday?
Did a bee sting
you yesterday?
Have bees ever stung
you?
Bees haven’t stung me.
A bee didn’t sting
me.
Scorpions have stung
me.
A scorpion stung
me.
Has a bee ever stung
you?
Does a spider sting?
A spider doesn’t
sting.
A bee hasn’t stung me.
A spider doesn’t
sting.
A bee hasn’t stung me.
A scorpion stings.
A scorpion has stung
A scorpion stings.
A scorpion has stung
Bees rarely sting me.
Does a spider sting?
2b
me.
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
Do bees often sting
you?
Bees don’t often
sting me.
Bees rarely sting me.
Does a spider sting?
i–u–u
2b
Bees rarely sting me.
2b
A bee didn’t sting
me.
Scorpions have stung
me.
A scorpion stung
me.
Has a bee ever stung
you?
me.
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
i–u–u
2b
simple past
present perfect
simple present
simple past
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Have bees ever stung
you?
Do bees often sting
you?
Bees haven’t stung me.
Bees don’t often
sting me.
Did a bee sting
you yesterday?
A bee didn’t sting
me.
Scorpions have stung
me.
A scorpion stung
me.
Has a bee ever stung
you?
Bees rarely sting me.
Does a spider sting?
Did a bee sting
you yesterday?
Have bees ever stung
you?
Bees haven’t stung me.
A bee didn’t sting
me.
Scorpions have stung
me.
A scorpion stung
me.
Has a bee ever stung
you?
A spider doesn’t
sting.
A bee hasn’t stung me.
A spider doesn’t
sting.
A bee hasn’t stung me.
A scorpion stings.
A scorpion has stung
A scorpion stings.
A scorpion has stung
me.
me.
3a
3a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought
3a
3a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought
3a
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
teach
catch
buy
bring
think
fight
seek
taught
caught
bought
brought
thought
fought
sought
taught
caught
bought
brought
thought
fought
sought
teach
catch
buy
bring
think
fight
seek
taught
caught
bought
brought
thought
fought
sought
taught
caught
bought
brought
thought
fought
sought
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought
3a
3a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought
3a
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
teach
catch
buy
bring
think
fight
seek
taught
caught
bought
brought
thought
fought
sought
taught
caught
bought
brought
thought
fought
sought
teach
catch
buy
bring
think
fight
seek
taught
caught
bought
brought
thought
fought
sought
taught
caught
bought
brought
thought
fought
sought
3b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought
3b
3b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought
3b
simple present
simple past
present perfect
simple present
simple past
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Have you bought
chocolate yet?
Do you buy
chocolate often?
Did she buy
chocolate yesterday?
I haven’t bought
chocolate.
I don’t buy chocolate.
She didn’t buy
chocolate yesterday.
I have bought fruit.
Do you buy
chocolate often?
I don’t buy chocolate.
I buy fruit.
I buy fruit.
Have you bought
chocolate yet?
Did she buy
chocolate yesterday?
I haven’t bought
chocolate.
She didn’t buy
chocolate yesterday.
I have bought fruit.
Has she bought
chocolate yet?
Does Ann buy
chocolate often?
Ann doesn’t buy
chocolate.
She hasn’t bought
chocolate.
Ann doesn’t buy
chocolate.
She hasn’t bought
chocolate.
She buys fruit.
She has bought fruit.
She buys fruit.
She has bought fruit.
Does Ann buy
chocolate often?
3b
She bought fruit.
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought
3b
3b
She bought fruit.
Has she bought
chocolate yet?
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group aught/ought
3b
simple present
simple past
present perfect
simple present
simple past
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Have you bought
chocolate yet?
Do you buy
chocolate often?
Did she buy
chocolate yesterday?
I haven’t bought
chocolate.
I don’t buy chocolate.
She didn’t buy
chocolate yesterday.
I have bought fruit.
Do you buy
chocolate often?
I don’t buy chocolate.
I buy fruit.
I buy fruit.
Have you bought
chocolate yet?
Did she buy
chocolate yesterday?
I haven’t bought
chocolate.
She didn’t buy
chocolate yesterday.
I have bought fruit.
Has she bought
chocolate yet?
Does Ann buy
chocolate often?
Ann doesn’t buy
chocolate.
She hasn’t bought
chocolate.
Ann doesn’t buy
chocolate.
She hasn’t bought
chocolate.
She buys fruit.
She has bought fruit.
She buys fruit.
She has bought fruit.
Does Ann buy
chocolate often?
She bought fruit.
She bought fruit.
Has she bought
chocolate yet?
4a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en
base form
break
wake
speak
steal
freeze
weave
choose
shake
take
forget
4a
simple past
past participle
broke
woke
spoke
stole
froze
wove
chose
shook
took
forgot
broken
woken
spoken
stolen
frozen
woven
chosen
shaken
taken
forgotten
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en
base form
break
wake
speak
steal
freeze
weave
choose
shake
take
forget
4a
4a
4a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en
base form
break
wake
speak
steal
freeze
weave
choose
shake
take
forget
4a
4a
simple past
past participle
broke
woke
spoke
stole
froze
wove
chose
shook
took
forgot
broken
woken
spoken
stolen
frozen
woven
chosen
shaken
taken
forgotten
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en
4a
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
broke
woke
spoke
stole
froze
wove
chose
shook
took
forgot
broken
woken
spoken
stolen
frozen
woven
chosen
shaken
taken
forgotten
break
wake
speak
steal
freeze
weave
choose
shake
take
forget
broke
woke
spoke
stole
froze
wove
chose
shook
took
forgot
broken
woken
spoken
stolen
frozen
woven
chosen
shaken
taken
forgotten
4b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en
4b
4b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en
4b
simple present
simple past
present perfect
simple present
simple past
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Have you ever broken
your finger?
Do your nails break
frequently?
I haven’t broken my
finger.
My nails don’t break
frequently.
I have broken my toe.
My pencils break.
Has he ever broken his
finger?
Does a tooth break
easily?
A tooth doesn’t break
easily.
He hasn’t broken his
A tooth doesn’t break
easily.
He hasn’t broken his
A fingernail breaks
easily.
He has broken his toe.
A fingernail breaks
easily.
He has broken his toe.
Do your nails break
frequently?
My nails don’t break
frequently.
My pencils break.
Does a tooth break
easily?
4b
Did you break
your leg last year?
I didn’t break my
leg.
I broke my arm.
finger.
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en
4b
4b
Have you ever broken
your finger?
Did you break
your leg last year?
I didn’t break my
leg.
I broke my arm.
I haven’t broken my
finger.
I have broken my toe.
Has he ever broken his
finger?
finger.
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group o/oo-o/a-en
4b
simple present
simple past
present perfect
simple present
simple past
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Have you ever broken
your finger?
Do your nails break
frequently?
I haven’t broken my
finger.
My nails don’t break
frequently.
I have broken my toe.
My pencils break.
Has he ever broken his
finger?
Does a tooth break
easily?
A tooth doesn’t break
easily.
He hasn’t broken his
A tooth doesn’t break
easily.
A fingernail breaks
easily.
He has broken his toe.
Do your nails break
frequently?
My nails don’t break
frequently.
My pencils break.
Does a tooth break
easily?
Did you break
your leg last year?
I didn’t break my
leg.
I broke my arm.
finger.
A fingernail breaks
easily.
Have you ever broken
your finger?
Did you break
your leg last year?
I didn’t break my
leg.
I broke my arm.
I haven’t broken my
finger.
I have broken my toe.
Has he ever broken his
finger?
He hasn’t broken his
finger.
He has broken his toe.
5a
5a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i– ĭ/o –ĭ/en
5a
5a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i– ĭ/o –ĭ/en
5a
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
bite
hide
ride
write
rise
drive
strive
bit
hid
rode
wrote
rose
drove
strove
bitten
hidden
ridden
written
risen
driven
striven
bite
hide
ride
write
rise
drive
strive
bit
hid
rode
wrote
rose
drove
strove
bitten
hidden
ridden
written
risen
driven
striven
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i– ĭ/o –ĭ/en
5a
5a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i– ĭ/o –ĭ/en
5a
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
bite
hide
ride
write
rise
drive
strive
bit
hid
rode
wrote
bitten
hidden
ridden
written
risen
driven
striven
bite
hide
ride
write
rise
drive
strive
bit
hid
rode
wrote
rose
drove
strove
bitten
hidden
ridden
written
risen
driven
striven
rose
drove
strove
5b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i/o-en
5b
5b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i/o-en
5b
simple present
simple past
present perfect
simple present
simple past
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Do you drive to
school every day?
I don’t drive to
school every day.
I drive to school twice
a week.
Does he drive to
school every day?
Have you ever driven
a taxi?
Did they drive to
school last week?
They didn’t drive
to school.
They drove to work.
He doesn’t drive to
school every day.
I have driven a truck.
Has she ever driven a
taxi?
She hasn’t driven a
taxi.
He drives to school
twice a week.
5b
I haven’t driven a
taxi.
She has driven a truck.
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i/o-en
5b
Do you drive to
school every day?
I don’t drive to
school every day.
I drive to school twice
a week.
Does he drive to
school every day?
He doesn’t drive to
school every day.
Have you ever driven
a taxi?
Did they drive to
school last week?
I have driven a truck.
They didn’t drive
to school.
They drove to work.
Has she ever driven a
taxi?
She hasn’t driven a
taxi.
He drives to school
twice a week.
5b
I haven’t driven a
taxi.
She has driven a truck.
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group i/o-en
5b
simple present
simple past
present perfect
simple present
simple past
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Do you drive to
school every day?
I don’t drive to
school every day.
I drive to school twice
a week.
Does he drive to
school every day?
He doesn’t drive to
school every day.
He drives to school
twice a week.
Have you ever driven
a taxi?
Did they drive to
school last week?
They didn’t drive
to school.
They drove to work.
I haven’t driven a
taxi.
I have driven a truck.
Has she ever driven a
taxi?
She hasn’t driven a
taxi.
She has driven a truck.
Do you drive to
school every day?
I don’t drive to
school every day.
I drive to school twice
a week.
Does he drive to
school every day?
He doesn’t drive to
school every day.
He drives to school
twice a week.
Have you ever driven
a taxi?
Did they drive to
school last week?
They didn’t drive
to school.
They drove to work.
I haven’t driven a
taxi.
I have driven a truck.
Has she ever driven a
taxi?
She hasn’t driven a
taxi.
She has driven a truck.
6a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ee–e–e
base form
bleed
feed
meet
feel
kneel
keep
sleep
sweep
weep
6a
bleed
feed
meet
feel
kneel
keep
sleep
sweep
weep
6a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ee–e–e
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
bled
fed
met
felt
knelt
kept
slept
swept
wept
bled
fed
met
felt
knelt
kept
slept
swept
wept
bleed
feed
meet
feel
kneel
keep
sleep
sweep
weep
bled
fed
met
felt
knelt
kept
slept
swept
wept
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ee–e–e
base form
6a
6a
6a
past participle
bled
fed
met
felt
knelt
kept
slept
swept
wept
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ee–e–e
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
bled
fed
met
felt
knelt
kept
slept
swept
wept
bled
fed
met
felt
knelt
kept
slept
swept
wept
bleed
feed
meet
feel
kneel
keep
sleep
sweep
weep
bled
fed
met
felt
knelt
kept
slept
swept
wept
6a
6a
past participle
bled
fed
met
felt
knelt
kept
slept
swept
wept
6b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
Do you feed the dog in
ee–e–e
simple past
question, negative,
affirmative
6b
6b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
present perfect
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
ee–e–e
simple past
6b
present perfect
question, negative,
affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Did you feed the
Have you fed the cat
Do you feed the dog in
Did you feed the
Have you fed the cat
the evenings?
dog an hour ago?
yet?
the evenings?
dog an hour ago?
yet?
I don’t feed the dog in
I didn’t feed the
I haven’t fed the cat
I don’t feed the dog in
I didn’t feed the
I haven’t fed the cat
the evenings.
dog an hour ago..
yet.
the evenings.
dog an hour ago..
yet.
I feed it every morning.
I fed it two hours ago.
I have fed the dog.
I feed it every morning.
I fed it two hours ago.
I have fed the dog.
Does she feed the dog
Has she fed the cat
Does she feed the dog
Has she fed the cat
in the evenings?
yet?
in the evenings?
yet?
She doesn’t feed the
She hasn’t fed the
She doesn’t feed the
She hasn’t fed the
dog in the evenings.
cat yet.
dog in the evenings.
cat yet.
She feeds it every morning.
She has fed the dog.
She feeds it every morning.
She has fed the dog.
6b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
ee–e–e
simple past
question, negative,
affirmative
6b
present perfect
6b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
simple present
ee–e–e
simple past
question, negative,
affirmative
6b
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Did you feed the
Have you fed the cat
Do you feed the dog in
dog an hour ago?
yet?
Did you feed the
Have you fed the cat
the evenings?
the evenings?
dog an hour ago?
yet?
I don’t feed the dog in
Do you feed the dog in
question, negative, affirmative
I didn’t feed the
I haven’t fed the cat
I don’t feed the dog in
dog an hour ago..
yet.
I didn’t feed the
I haven’t fed the cat
the evenings.
the evenings.
dog an hour ago..
yet.
I feed it every morning.
I fed it two hours ago.
I have fed the dog.
I feed it every morning.
I fed it two hours ago.
I have fed the dog.
Does she feed the dog
Has she fed the cat
Does she feed the dog
Has she fed the cat
in the evenings?
yet?
in the evenings?
yet?
She doesn’t feed the
She hasn’t fed the
She doesn’t feed the
She hasn’t fed the
dog in the evenings.
cat yet.
dog in the evenings.
cat yet.
She feeds it every morning.
She has fed the dog.
She feeds it every morning.
She has fed the dog.
7a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ea–e–e
base form
7a
simple past
7a
7a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ea–e–e
base form
past participle
simple past
7a
past participle
lead
led
led
lead
led
led
read
read
read
read
read
read
mean
meant
meant
mean
meant
meant
deal
dealt
dealt
deal
dealt
dealt
leap
leapt
leapt
leap
leapt
leapt
leave
left
left
leave
left
left
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ea–e–e
base form
simple past
7a
past participle
7a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ea–e–e
base form
simple past
7a
past participle
lead
led
led
lead
led
led
read
read
read
read
read
read
mean
meant
meant
mean
meant
meant
deal
dealt
dealt
deal
dealt
dealt
leap
leapt
leapt
leap
leapt
leapt
leave
left
left
leave
left
left
7b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
Do you usually leave
class early?
I don’t leave class early.
I leave class on time.
ea–e–e
simple past
question, negative,
affirmative
7b
ea–e–e
simple past
7b
present perfect
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative,
affirmative
Do you usually leave
Did we leave class
Have they left class
class early?
early yesterday?
already?
I don’t leave class early.
We didn’t leave
They haven’t left
class early.
class yet.
We left class late.
I have left class.
Have they left class
We didn’t leave
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
question, negative, affirmative
Did we leave class
early yesterday?
7b
already?
They haven’t left
class yet.
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
I have left class.
I leave class on time.
Does he usually leave
Has he left class
Does he usually leave
Has he left class
class early?
already?
class early?
already?
He doesn’t leave
He hasn’t left class
He doesn’t leave
He hasn’t left class
class early.
yet.
class early.
yet.
He leaves class on time.
She has left class.
He leaves class on time.
She has left class.
class early.
We left class late.
7b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
Do you usually leave
class early?
I don’t leave class early.
I leave class on time.
ea–e–e
simple past
question, negative,
affirmative
7b
early yesterday?
We didn’t leave
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group
ea–e–e
simple past
7b
present perfect
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative,
affirmative
Do you usually leave
Did we leave class
Have they left class
class early?
early yesterday?
already?
I don’t leave class early.
We didn’t leave
They haven’t left
class early.
class yet.
We left class late.
I have left class.
Have they left class
Did we leave class
7b
already?
They haven’t left
class yet.
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
I have left class.
I leave class on time.
Does he usually leave
Has he left class
Does he usually leave
Has he left class
class early?
already?
class early?
already?
He doesn’t leave
He hasn’t left class
He doesn’t leave
He hasn’t left class
class early.
yet.
class early.
yet.
He leaves class on time.
She has left class.
He leaves class on time.
She has left class.
class early.
We left class late.
8a
8a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own
8a
base form
simple past
past participle
8a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own
8a
base form
simple past
past participle
draw
drew
drawn
draw
drew
drawn
blow
blew
blown
blow
blew
blown
grow
grew
grown
grow
grew
grown
know
knew
known
know
knew
known
throw
threw
thrown
throw
threw
thrown
fly
flew
flown
fly
flew
flown
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own
8a
base form
simple past
past participle
8a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own
8a
base form
simple past
past participle
draw
drew
drawn
draw
drew
drawn
blow
blew
blown
blow
blew
blown
grow
grew
grown
grow
grew
grown
know
knew
known
know
knew
known
throw
threw
thrown
throw
threw
thrown
fly
flew
flown
fly
flew
flown
8b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
simple past
question, negative,
affirmative
They don’t grow
tomatoes.
They grow peppers.
Does she grow
tomatoes every year?
Do they grow
many tomatoes?
tomatoes every year?
They haven’t grown
tomatoes last year?
They don’t grow
any tomatoes.
tomatoes.
They didn’t grow
They have grown
Did they grow
tomatoes.
peppers.
They grew
Has she grown
peppers.
She hasn’t grown
She doesn’t grow
any tomatoes.
tomatoes.
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own
question, negative,
affirmative
tomatoes every year?
They don’t grow
tomatoes.
They grow peppers.
Does she grow
tomatoes every year?
She doesn’t grow
tomatoes.
She grows peppers.
8b
8b
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
Did they grow
They haven’t grown
tomatoes last year?
any tomatoes.
They didn’t grow
They have grown
tomatoes.
peppers.
They grew
Has she grown
peppers.
many tomatoes?
She hasn’t grown
any tomatoes.
She has grown
peppers.
question, negative,
affirmative
present perfect
Have they grown
many tomatoes?
Did they grow
They haven’t grown
tomatoes last year?
any tomatoes.
They didn’t grow
They have grown
tomatoes.
peppers.
They grew
Has she grown
peppers.
many tomatoes?
She hasn’t grown
any tomatoes.
She has grown
peppers.
simple past
question, negative,
affirmative
They don’t grow
tomatoes.
They grow peppers.
Does she grow
tomatoes every year?
She doesn’t grow
tomatoes.
She grows peppers.
8b
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
Have they grown
Do they grow
tomatoes every year?
8b
question, negative, affirmative
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own
present perfect
many tomatoes?
simple past
She grows peppers.
question, negative, affirmative
Have they grown
Do they grow
Does she grow
tomatoes every year?
peppers.
simple past
They grow peppers.
many tomatoes?
She has grown
She grows peppers.
simple present
simple present
Have they grown
tomatoes.
question, negative, affirmative
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group ew-awn/own
question, negative, affirmative
She doesn’t grow
8b
present perfect
8b
question, negative, affirmative
Do they grow
tomatoes every year?
8b
many tomatoes?
Did they grow
They haven’t grown
tomatoes last year?
any tomatoes.
They didn’t grow
They have grown
tomatoes.
peppers.
They grew
Has she grown
peppers.
many tomatoes?
She hasn’t grown
any tomatoes.
She has grown
peppers.
9a
9a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group –old/orn/one
9a
9a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group –old/orn/one
9a
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
sell
tell
wear
swear
tear
bear
shine
show
sold
told
wore
swore
tore
bore
shone
showed
sold
told
worn
sworn
torn
born
shone
shown
sell
tell
wear
swear
tear
bear
shine
show
sold
told
wore
swore
tore
bore
shone
showed
sold
told
worn
sworn
torn
born
shone
shown
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group –old/orn/one
9a
9a
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group –old/orn/one
9a
base form
simple past
past participle
base form
simple past
past participle
sell
tell
wear
swear
tear
bear
shine
show
sold
told
wore
swore
tore
bore
shone
showed
sold
told
worn
sworn
torn
born
shone
shown
sell
tell
wear
swear
tear
bear
shine
show
sold
told
wore
swore
tore
bore
shone
showed
sold
told
worn
sworn
torn
born
shone
shown
9b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group old/orn/one
simple present
simple past
9b
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group old/orn/one
simple past
9b
present perfect
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Do you wear
Have you worn
Do you wear
Have you worn
glasses to read?
glasses since childhood?
glasses to read?
glasses since childhood?
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative,
affirmative
I don’t wear
Did she wear
glasses to read.
glasses last week?
I wear glasses to drive.
She didn’t wear
Does he wear
glasses to read?
He doesn’t wear
9b
9b
glasses last week.
She wore glasses
yesterday.
I haven’t worn
question, negative,
affirmative
I don’t wear
Did she wear
glasses to read.
glasses last week?
for a few months.
I wear glasses to drive.
She didn’t wear
Has she worn glasses
Does he wear
since childhood?
glasses to read?
glasses since I was young.
I have worn glasses
glasses last week.
She wore glasses
yesterday.
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
I haven’t worn
glasses since I was young.
I have worn glasses
for a few months.
Has she worn glasses
since childhood?
She hasn’t worn
He doesn’t wear
glasses to read.
glasses since childhood.
glasses to read.
glasses since childhood.
He wears
She has worn them
He wears
She has worn them
glasses to drive.
for a few months.
glasses to drive.
for a few months.
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group old/orn/one
simple present
simple past
9b
9b
She hasn’t worn
Irregular Verbs Phonetic Group old/orn/one
simple past
9b
present perfect
simple present
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative, affirmative
Do you wear
Have you worn
Do you wear
Have you worn
glasses to read?
glasses since childhood?
glasses to read?
glasses since childhood?
question, negative, affirmative
question, negative,
affirmative
I don’t wear
Did she wear
glasses to read.
glasses last week?
I wear glasses to drive.
Does he wear
glasses to read?
He doesn’t wear
She didn’t wear
glasses last week.
She wore glasses
yesterday.
I haven’t worn
question, negative,
affirmative
I don’t wear
Did she wear
glasses to read.
glasses last week?
for a few months.
I wear glasses to drive.
She didn’t wear
Has she worn glasses
Does he wear
since childhood?
glasses to read?
glasses since I was young.
I have worn glasses
glasses last week.
She wore glasses
yesterday.
present perfect
question, negative, affirmative
I haven’t worn
glasses since I was young.
I have worn glasses
for a few months.
Has she worn glasses
since childhood?
She hasn’t worn
He doesn’t wear
glasses to read.
glasses since childhood.
glasses to read.
glasses since childhood.
He wears
She has worn them
He wears
She has worn them
glasses to drive.
for a few months.
glasses to drive.
for a few months.
She hasn’t worn