INFINITIVE
(PRESENT)
PAST PAST
PARTICIPLE
TRANSLATION
1st
Group: IMPORTANT VERBS
BE (AM-IS-ARE) WAS / WERE BEEN
DO (DOES) DID DONE
HAVE (HAS) HAD HAD
COME (COMES) CAME COME
GET (GETS) GOT GOT
GO (GOES) WENT GONE
MAKE (MAKES) MADE MADE
SAY (SAYS) SAID SAID
TELL (TELLS) TOLD TOLD
2nd
Group: PERCEPTION VERBS
HEAR (HEARS) HEARD HEARD
SEE (SEES) SAW SEEN
SMELL (SMELLS) SMELT SMELT
3rd
Group: NO CHANGE
COST (COSTS) COST COST
CUT (CUTS) CUT CUT
HIT (HITS) HIT HIT
HURT (HURTS) HURT HURT
LET (LETS) LET LET
PUT (PUTS) PUT PUT
READ* (READS) READ* READ*
SHUT (SHUTS) SHUT SHUT
4TH
Group: I – E / O – E / I – EN and others
BITE (BITES) BIT* BITTEN
BREAK (BREAKS)* BROKE BROKEN
CHOOSE (chooses)* CHOSE CHOSEN
DRIVE (DRIVES) DROVE DRIVEN
EAT (EATS)* ATE* EATEN
FALL (FALLS)* FELL* FALLEN
GIVE (GIVES) GAVE* GIVEN
FORGET (forgets)* FORGOT* FORGOTTEN
FORGIVE (forgives) FORGAVE* FORGIVEN
FREEZE (FREEZES)* FROZE FROZEN
HIDE (HIDES) HID* HIDDEN
RIDE (RIDES) RODE RIDDEN
RISE (RISES) ROSE RISEN
SHAKE (SHAKES)* SHOOK* SHAKEN
SPEAK (SPEAKS)* SPOKE SPOKEN
STEAL (STEALS)* STOLE STOLEN
TAKE (TAKES)* TOOK* TAKEN
WAKE(UP) (WAKES)* WOKE WOKEN
WRITE (WRITES) WROTE WRITTEN
5th
Group : I / U*-A / U
BEGIN (BEGINS) BEGAN BEGUN
DRINK (DRINKS) DRANK DRUNK
RING (RINGS) RANG RUNG
SING (SINGS) SANG SUNG
SWING (SWINGS) SWUNG* SWUNG
SWIM (SWIMS) SWAM SWUM
6th
Group: AW-OW / EW / OWN
BLOW (BLOWS) BLEW BLOWN
DRAW (DRAWS) DREW DRAWN
FLY* (FLIES) FLEW FLOWN
GROW (GROWS) GREW GROWN
KNOW (KNOWS) KNEW KNOWN
THROW (THROWS) THREW THROWN
7th
Group: -AUGHT / -OUGHT
BRING (BRINGS) BROUGHT BROUGHT
BUY (BUYS) BOUGHT BOUGHT
CATCH (CATCHES) CAUGHT CAUGHT
FIGHT FOUGHT FOUGHT
TEACH (TEACHES) TAUGHT TAUGHT
THINK (THINKS) THOUGHT THOUGHT
INFINITIVE
(PRESENT)
PAST PAST
PARTICIPLE
TRANSLATION
8TH
Group: -STAND / -STOOD / -STOOD
STAND (STOODS) STOOD STOOD
UNDERSTAND
(UNDERSTANDS)
UNDERSTOOD UNDERSTOOD
9th
Group: -EE- / -E- / -E- /
BLEED (BLEEDS) BLED BLED
FEED (FEEDS) FED FED
FEEL (FEELS) FELT FELT
KEEP (KEEPS) KEPT KEPT
MEET (MEETS) MET MET
SLEEP (SLEEPS) SLEPT SLEPT
SWEEP (SWEEPS) SWEPT SWEPT
10th
Group : -D / -T / -T
BUILD (BUILDS) BUILT BUILT
LEND (LENDS) LENT LENT
SEND (SENDS) SENT SENT
SPEND (SPENDS) SPENT SPENT
11th
Group : -T / -T
BURN (BURNS) BURNT BURNT
DREAM (DREAMS) DREAMT DREAMT
LEARN (LESRNS) LEARNT LEARNT
LEAVE (LEAVES) LEFT LEFT
LIGHT (LIGHTS) LIT LIT
LOSE (LOSES) LOST LOST
MEAN (MEANS) MEANT MEANT
SHOOT (SHOOTS) SHOT SHOT
SIT (SITS) SAT SAT
SPELL (SPELLS) SPELT SPELT
12th
Group : MISCELLANEOUS
BECOME (BECOMES) BECAME BECOME
FIND (FINDS) FOUND FOUND
HANG (HANGS) HUNG HUNG
HOLD (HOLDS) HELD HELD
LAY (LAYS) LAID LAID
LIE (LIES) LAY LAIN
PAY (PAYS) PAID PAID
RUN (RUNS) RAN RUN
SELL (SELLS) SOLD SOLD
SHINE (SHINES) SHONE SHONE
SHOW (SHOWS) SHOWED SHOWN
WEAR (WEARS) WORE WORN
WIN (WINS) WON WON
PRESENT SIMPLE
Examples: They play tennis
They don’t play tennis.
Do they play tennis? Yes, they do / No, they don’t.
âť– Affirmative: 3RD
person singular adds –S/-ES.
He plays tennis
❖ Negative: Don’t add –s/-es.
He doesn’t play tennis.
❖ Interrogative: Don’t add –s/-es.
Does he play tennis? Yes, he does / No, he doesn’t
PAST SIMPLE
❖ Regular verbs in the past simple and past participle end in –ed.
Example: He played tennis yesterday.
âť– Both Irregular verbs and regular verbs form negatives and questions in
the same way: did / didn’t + infinitivo.
❖ Examples: He didn’t go to Benidorm last Sunday.
Did he go to Benidorm last Sunday?
He didn’t play tennis yesterday.
Did he play tennis yesterday?
PAST SIMPLE OF TO BE
I WAS / I WASN’T / WAS I ?
YOU WERE / YOU WEREN’T / WERE YOU?
HE/SHE/IT WAS /WASN’T / WAS HE/SHE/IT ?
WE WERE / WE WEREN’T / WERE WE?
YOU WERE / YOU WEREN’T / WERE YOU?
THEY WERE / THEY WEREN’T / WERE THEY?

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  • 1. INFINITIVE (PRESENT) PAST PAST PARTICIPLE TRANSLATION 1st Group: IMPORTANT VERBS BE (AM-IS-ARE) WAS / WERE BEEN DO (DOES) DID DONE HAVE (HAS) HAD HAD COME (COMES) CAME COME GET (GETS) GOT GOT GO (GOES) WENT GONE MAKE (MAKES) MADE MADE SAY (SAYS) SAID SAID TELL (TELLS) TOLD TOLD 2nd Group: PERCEPTION VERBS HEAR (HEARS) HEARD HEARD SEE (SEES) SAW SEEN SMELL (SMELLS) SMELT SMELT 3rd Group: NO CHANGE COST (COSTS) COST COST CUT (CUTS) CUT CUT HIT (HITS) HIT HIT HURT (HURTS) HURT HURT LET (LETS) LET LET PUT (PUTS) PUT PUT READ* (READS) READ* READ* SHUT (SHUTS) SHUT SHUT 4TH Group: I – E / O – E / I – EN and others BITE (BITES) BIT* BITTEN BREAK (BREAKS)* BROKE BROKEN CHOOSE (chooses)* CHOSE CHOSEN DRIVE (DRIVES) DROVE DRIVEN EAT (EATS)* ATE* EATEN FALL (FALLS)* FELL* FALLEN GIVE (GIVES) GAVE* GIVEN FORGET (forgets)* FORGOT* FORGOTTEN FORGIVE (forgives) FORGAVE* FORGIVEN FREEZE (FREEZES)* FROZE FROZEN HIDE (HIDES) HID* HIDDEN RIDE (RIDES) RODE RIDDEN RISE (RISES) ROSE RISEN SHAKE (SHAKES)* SHOOK* SHAKEN SPEAK (SPEAKS)* SPOKE SPOKEN STEAL (STEALS)* STOLE STOLEN TAKE (TAKES)* TOOK* TAKEN WAKE(UP) (WAKES)* WOKE WOKEN WRITE (WRITES) WROTE WRITTEN 5th Group : I / U*-A / U BEGIN (BEGINS) BEGAN BEGUN DRINK (DRINKS) DRANK DRUNK RING (RINGS) RANG RUNG SING (SINGS) SANG SUNG SWING (SWINGS) SWUNG* SWUNG SWIM (SWIMS) SWAM SWUM 6th Group: AW-OW / EW / OWN BLOW (BLOWS) BLEW BLOWN DRAW (DRAWS) DREW DRAWN FLY* (FLIES) FLEW FLOWN GROW (GROWS) GREW GROWN KNOW (KNOWS) KNEW KNOWN THROW (THROWS) THREW THROWN 7th Group: -AUGHT / -OUGHT BRING (BRINGS) BROUGHT BROUGHT BUY (BUYS) BOUGHT BOUGHT CATCH (CATCHES) CAUGHT CAUGHT FIGHT FOUGHT FOUGHT TEACH (TEACHES) TAUGHT TAUGHT THINK (THINKS) THOUGHT THOUGHT INFINITIVE (PRESENT) PAST PAST PARTICIPLE TRANSLATION 8TH Group: -STAND / -STOOD / -STOOD STAND (STOODS) STOOD STOOD UNDERSTAND (UNDERSTANDS) UNDERSTOOD UNDERSTOOD 9th Group: -EE- / -E- / -E- / BLEED (BLEEDS) BLED BLED FEED (FEEDS) FED FED FEEL (FEELS) FELT FELT KEEP (KEEPS) KEPT KEPT MEET (MEETS) MET MET SLEEP (SLEEPS) SLEPT SLEPT SWEEP (SWEEPS) SWEPT SWEPT 10th Group : -D / -T / -T BUILD (BUILDS) BUILT BUILT LEND (LENDS) LENT LENT SEND (SENDS) SENT SENT SPEND (SPENDS) SPENT SPENT 11th Group : -T / -T BURN (BURNS) BURNT BURNT DREAM (DREAMS) DREAMT DREAMT LEARN (LESRNS) LEARNT LEARNT LEAVE (LEAVES) LEFT LEFT LIGHT (LIGHTS) LIT LIT LOSE (LOSES) LOST LOST MEAN (MEANS) MEANT MEANT SHOOT (SHOOTS) SHOT SHOT SIT (SITS) SAT SAT SPELL (SPELLS) SPELT SPELT 12th Group : MISCELLANEOUS BECOME (BECOMES) BECAME BECOME FIND (FINDS) FOUND FOUND HANG (HANGS) HUNG HUNG HOLD (HOLDS) HELD HELD LAY (LAYS) LAID LAID LIE (LIES) LAY LAIN PAY (PAYS) PAID PAID RUN (RUNS) RAN RUN SELL (SELLS) SOLD SOLD SHINE (SHINES) SHONE SHONE SHOW (SHOWS) SHOWED SHOWN WEAR (WEARS) WORE WORN WIN (WINS) WON WON PRESENT SIMPLE Examples: They play tennis They don’t play tennis. Do they play tennis? Yes, they do / No, they don’t. âť– Affirmative: 3RD person singular adds –S/-ES. He plays tennis âť– Negative: Don’t add –s/-es. He doesn’t play tennis. âť– Interrogative: Don’t add –s/-es. Does he play tennis? Yes, he does / No, he doesn’t PAST SIMPLE âť– Regular verbs in the past simple and past participle end in –ed. Example: He played tennis yesterday. âť– Both Irregular verbs and regular verbs form negatives and questions in the same way: did / didn’t + infinitivo.
  • 2. âť– Examples: He didn’t go to Benidorm last Sunday. Did he go to Benidorm last Sunday? He didn’t play tennis yesterday. Did he play tennis yesterday? PAST SIMPLE OF TO BE I WAS / I WASN’T / WAS I ? YOU WERE / YOU WEREN’T / WERE YOU? HE/SHE/IT WAS /WASN’T / WAS HE/SHE/IT ? WE WERE / WE WEREN’T / WERE WE? YOU WERE / YOU WEREN’T / WERE YOU? THEY WERE / THEY WEREN’T / WERE THEY?