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Free English Irregular Verbs Flashcards
Around 200 irregular verbs carry most of English conversation — and they simply must be memorized. These cards drill the highest-frequency set in all three forms, the way exams and real sentences demand them.
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QWhat are the three forms of "go"?
Ago — went — gone
QWhat are the three forms of "eat"?
Aeat — ate — eaten
QWhat are the three forms of "take"?
Atake — took — taken
QWhat are the three forms of "write"?
Awrite — wrote — written
QWhat are the three forms of "buy"?
Abuy — bought — bought
QWhat are the three forms of "think"?
Athink — thought — thought
QWhat are the three forms of "begin"?
Abegin — began — begun
QWhat are the three forms of "speak"?
Aspeak — spoke — spoken
QWhat are the three forms of "put"?
Aput — put — put (unchanging)
QWhat are the three forms of "fly"?
Afly — flew — flown
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