Irregular forms

20 words

1. 1

   beverb/biː/

   linking verb used to describe identity, state, location, or condition

   “She is the class representative this year.”

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   haveverb/hæv/

   to possess, to experience, and as auxiliary for perfect tenses; also used in expressions like 'have to' (must)

   “I have three books to return to the library.”

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   doverb/duː/

   to perform an action or task; also used as an auxiliary verb for questions and negation

   “I need to do my homework before dinner.”

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   getverb/ɡet/

   to receive, obtain, or become; also used in many phrasal verbs

   “I got a scholarship to study abroad.”

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   goverb/ɡəʊ/

   move or travel to a place

   “I usually go to school by bike.”

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   makeverb/meɪk/

   to create or cause something to happen; used for producing, causing, or performing actions that result in something

   “She made a promising start to her research project.”

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   sayverb/seɪ/

   to express in words; to speak or state something

   “He said that he would submit the report tomorrow.”

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   takeverb/teɪk/

   to carry or move something/someone from one place to another; to accept or receive

   “She took the book from the shelf.”

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   buyverb/baɪ/

   obtain something by paying money for it

   “I bought a new pair of shoes yesterday.”

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    bringverb/brɪŋ/

    carry or take something/someone to a place or person (often toward the speaker)

    “Please bring your ID when you come to the interview.”

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    chooseverb/tʃuːz/

    to select someone or something from a number of alternatives

    “She chose the most relevant studies for the literature review.”

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    thinkverb/θɪŋk/

    have an opinion or form a belief about something

    “I think it's going to rain today.”

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    findverb/faɪnd/

    to discover something or someone, or to realize/feel something

    “I found a useful article after searching the database.”

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    teachverb/tiːtʃ/

    give lessons or instruct someone in a subject or skill

    “She teaches maths at a local high school.”

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    seeverb/siː/

    to perceive with the eyes; to meet; to understand

    “I saw the statistics in the report and was surprised.”

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    knowverb/nəʊ/

    to have information in your mind or to be familiar with someone/something

    “I know the main causes of climate change.”

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    writeverb/raɪt/

    to form letters or words on a surface; to produce text

    “She wrote a report summarising the fieldwork.”

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    comeverb/kʌm/

    to move toward or reach a place; to arrive

    “People from across the city came to the festival.”

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    beginverb/bɪˈgɪn/

    to start; to do the first part of an action or process

    “The lecture began late because the speaker was delayed.”

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    breakverb/breɪk/

    to separate into pieces, stop working (for machines), or damage something so it no longer works

    “She accidentally broke her phone screen.”