Irregular verbs (sentences)

(feel) He felt sad

(feel) I feel much better now

(get) She got an A on the test

(bring) He brought some snacks for the party

(bring) You did bring her back

(pay) He is working at the hospital to pay his education

(meet) She met her father earlier today

(meet) Can we meet again sometime?

(leave) Why did you leave me behind?

(leave) He left earlier

(build) She built a sandcastle when we went to the beach yesterday

(build) Do you want to build a snowman?

(read) Have you read this book?

(read) Are you going to read this book?

(read) I like to read

(take) Did you take my keys?

(take) You took my keys, didn't you?

(know) She knew something had to be done

(sleep) She was tired, so she slept until noon

(drink) He was tired so he drank some coffee

(drink) Mountain dew was the only thing I drank back in the days.

(drink) Have you ever drunk coffee?

(forget) Have you forgotten something?

(break) Anders broke his arm while playing soccer

(win) Their team won the cup

(lose) Manchester United lost the game last night

(lend) Did you lend her money?

(lend) Dad lent the car to a friend yesterday

(fly) They flew to Australia yesterday

(swear) I could have sworn that I saw you at the mall before

(eat) He was hungry so he ate a lot of mini-pizzas

(eat) Are you going to eat something before practice?

(give) She gave him a car for his birthday

(bring) Could you bring me some milk?

(put) He wrote a note and put it in his backpack

(lay) He laid his head on her shoulder

(lay) Jackson laid his head back and closed his eyes

(lay) Alex laid a hand on her arm

(sell) They sold their house last month

(sell) I thought you sold the ranch

(sell) He only sold the computer for money

(sing) Have you ever sung before?

(sing) Do you sing ?

(see) Have you ever seen "Mean Girls" on Netflix?

(become) Read in order to become wise

(become) The grief was so strong that it became a nauseating pain

(become) Henry became the king of England

(become) His expression became sour

(become) The music became more and more audible

(become) The smile faded and and his expression became ardent

(become) She laughed and then became thoughtful

(become) And what will become of me?

(become) Wild flowers had become a hobby of Cynthia's since coming to Ouray County

(become) What has become of him?

(become) Sooner or later it would become obvious to Cade himself

(hide) You hide everything that is lovely

(hide) Carmen tried to hide her surprise

(stick) I'll stick to biking

(stick) Don't stick your hands inside the cage

(hear) I heard you scream

(hear) I heard the birds singing

(stick) You will have to stick to the path

(hear) I heard you left the territory

(hide) The hidden stranger lashed out at him

(hide) The gate was again hidden by smoke

(hide) Light from the hidden hall filled the wine cellar

(hide) True feelings lay hidden in the wonder of what we'd accomplished.

(lay) True feelings lay hidden in the wonder of what we'd accomplished.

(lay) She lay down, hugging her pillow

(lay) She lay for a long time on the sofa

(lay) Ahead of her lay college and a possible career in journalism

(lay) Later that night she woke and lay awake thinking about what her boss said

(lay) He was unconscious and lay like a corpse

(put) She put on her red dress

(put) He put a spoon in his hand

(put) I want you to put money into this little box

(become) He suddenly became serious

(take) What took you so long?

(take) Edward took the paper and thanked the principal

(take) Alex took them all to dinner to celebrate his birthday

(take) Carmen took a breath

(take) Henry took his plate and went outside

(forget) I said forget it

(forget) Don't forget your manners

(forget) I shall not forget your kind words

(forget) Yeah, I'd forgotten about that

(forget) In a few minutes they had forgotten about the birds

(forget) I've never forgotten you, Trish

(forget) Next, you'll tell me you've forgotten how to do dishes too

(forget) He had forgotten to send her that jewelry

(grow) He had grown soft in five years of city life

(grow) I have grown fond of her

(grow) They had grown so close

(grow) Can you just grow up?

(drive) He drove to her house

(drive) The bus driver drove them straight to the castle

(drive) He drove the team relentlessly until they were all out of town

(drive) He drove the speed limit - no more, no less

(drive) Are you sure you can drive alright?

(drive) I don't want you to drive while you're so tired

(drive) This weekend she would drive out and talk to him

(find) He never found what he was looking for

(find) We just found out

(find) I'm glad he found a car for you

(find) Uncle Henry says 'Eureka' means 'I have found it'.

(fall) He had fallen for her

(fall) Her gaze fell on Tammy, who had fallen asleep on the couch

(fall) I guess I must have fallen asleep

(fall) With that, she fell asleep

(fall) She fell asleep again once he left her room

(fall) He fell asleep instantly

(break) Who broke this?

(break) You broke the rule

(break) She broke into a house

(break) Her car broke down on the way

(break) When the fire broke out, he was sound asleep

(set) He set the table before dinner

(set) Will they set us down here or take us on to Moscow?

(set) You set yourself up for that, boy

(build) He paused, to build suspense

(build) Sophia decided to build a room upstairs for her office

(teach) My grandfather taught me how to fish

(teach) She taught history at a secondary school

(teach) I taught myself how to play the piano

(choose) She chose her words carefully

(meet) We met a cute dog yesterday

(blow) He wiped his tears and blew his nose

(blow) I blew my chance and now I may have destroyed yours

(throw) Could she win back what she had thrown away?

(throw) If he hadn't thrown his cellphone on the bed, he could have called her

(pay) Are you getting paid for that drawing that you made?

(tear) She dug out the envelope from the office and tore it in half

(tear) He tore a paper from Fred's pad and scribbled the number

(take) I've taken up enough of her time

(take) His ride had taken almost an hour

(ride) Anyway, I've never ridden an elephant before

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