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Over 200 English Irregular Verbs - Part 1

LEVELS
A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Irregular verbs in the English language are common, and many of the first verbs you will learn are irregular. Learning these verbs early will help you to master the language quicker. This guide to the most common irregular verbs in English has each verb grouped by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) level, making it a valuable resource for learning the language. We hope you find this book a valuable resource in your language journey and in building up your confidence in using English to communicate.

This guide uses the following format and conventions:

* The verb is displayed using the base form (infinitive - I), simple past (II), and the past participle (III).

* Each verb has a definition to make it easier to understand the context for the usage of the verb.

The following symbols are used in this guide.

The loudspeaker symbol means that you can hear the pronunciation of the word in all forms in the audiobook version (at the indicated time).

The star symbol signifies that the word in question occurs mainly in American English. When using the audiobook, you will hear the pronunciation of these words with this in both British and American.

The card symbol with a number means the number of the flashcard. Remember to download the flashcards and use them systematically to speed up the memorizing process.

We believe that everyone can find something for themselves in our guide to irregular English verbs. For beginners, mastering irregular verbs will enhance your ability to learn English, and for advanced users, the guide is an essential aid in consolidating knowledge of irregular verbs.

We have put many hours of work into the preparation of this guide to irregular English verbs, and we hope you find this a valuable resource in supporting your language journey. We are always looking to improve our products to offer the best learning experience and would be grateful to hear your opinion and welcome your feedback. You can do this by clicking here. We love to listen to our readers and read every review in person, so we look forward to hearing from you.

Thank you,

Dictionopolis Team

Special thanks to the following language consultants:

Alexandra Freeman

Joe Frost

With additional support from Jamie James.

LEVEL A1

be

I be

bi

II was / were

wz, wz / w(r), w(r)

III been

bn, bin

To be has various meanings. It means to have existence or life and is also used to introduce a characteristic or condition of something. To be is also an auxiliary verb.

1 00:15 4

become

I become

bkm

II became

bkem

III become

bkm

To become means to begin to exist, or to change from one state of being or role to another.

1 01:06 7

begin

I begin

bn

II began / begun

bn / bn

III begun

bn

To begin means to initiate something.

1 01:50 9

break

I break

brek

II broke

brk

III broken

brkn

To break means using some force (intentionally or accidentally) to split something into multiple pieces.

1 02:30 19

bring

I bring

br

II brought

brt

III brought

brt

To bring means to cause something or someone to move with you from one place to another.

1 03:13 22

build

I build

bld

II built

blt

III built

blt

To build means to form or create something (usually out of other materials).

1 03:54 24

buy

I buy

ba

II bought

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