A list of common verbs
Here’s a list of common verbs:
- Run
- Walk
- Jump
- Dance
- Sing
- Play
- Read
- Write
- Talk
- Listen
- Eat
- Drink
- Sleep
- Wake
- Think
- Imagine
- Remember
- Forget
- Love
- Hate
- Like
- Dislike
- Want
- Need
- Have
- Own
- Use
- Create
- Build
- Destroy
- Fix
- Repair
- Drive
- Travel
- Fly
- Swim
- Climb
- Surf
- Ski
- Skate
- Bike
- Hike
- Explore
- Discover
- Solve
- Learn
- Teach
- Help
- Support
- Encourage.
Here is a list of some common regular verbs in English:
- accept
- add
- admire
- admit
- advise
- agree
- amuse
- answer
- appear
- argue
- arrive
- ask
- attack
- attempt
- balance
- ban
- bathe
- behave
- believe
- belong
- bite
- blame
- bless
- blink
- boil
- borrow
- bounce
- bow
- brush
- burn
- bury
- calculate
- call
- camp
- carry
- carve
- cause
- challenge
- change
- charge
- chase
- check
- cheer
- choose
- clean
- clear
- climb
- close
- coach
- collect
- color
- comb
- come
- comment
- compare
- compete
- complain
- complete
- concern
- confirm
- connect
- consider
- contain
- continue
- cook
- copy
- correct
- cough
- count
- cover
- crack
- crash
- crawl
- create
- cross
- crush
- cry
- cure
- curl
- curve
- cycle
- dam
- dance
- dare
- decay
- deceive
- decide
- decorate
- delay
- delight
- deliver
- demand
- depend
- describe
- desert
- deserve
- destroy
- detect
- develop
- die
- differ
- dig
- disappear
- discover
- discuss
- dislike
- dive
- divide
- do
- donate
- doubt
- drag
- drain
- dream
- dress
- drink
- drive
- drop
- dry
- earn
- educate
- eliminate
- embarrass
- employ
- empty
- encourage
- end
- enjoy
- enter
- entertain
- escape
- examine
- exist
- expand
- expect
- explain
- explore
- extend
- face
- fail
- fall
- fancy
- fasten
- fax
- fear
- feed
- feel
- fetch
- fight
- fill
- film
- find
- finish
- fit
- fix
- flash
- float
- flood
- flow
- fold
- follow
- fool
- forbid
- force
- form
- found
- frame
- free
- freeze
- frighten
- fry
- gain
- gather
- gaze
- generate
- get
- give
- glance
- glitter
- glue
- go
- govern
- grab
- graduate
- grin
- grip
- groan
- guarantee
- guard
- guess
- guide
- hammer
- hand
- handle
- hang
- happen
- harass
- harm
- hate
- have
- head
- heal
- hear
- heat
- help
- hesitate
- hide
- highlight
- hire
- hit
- hold
- hook
- hope
- horrify
- hug
- hunt
- hurry
- identify
- ignore
- illustrate
- imagine
- impress
- improve
- include
- increase
- indicate
- influence
- inform
- inherit
- injure
- innovate
- insert
- inspect
- inspire
- install
- instruct
- intend
- interest
- interfere
- interview
- introduce
- invent
- invite
- involve
- irritate
- itch
- jog
- join
- joke
Here is a list of some common irregular verbs in English:
- arise
- awake
- be
- bear
- beat
- become
- begin
- bend
- bet
- bid
- bind
- bite
- bleed
- blow
- break
- breed
- bring
- broadcast
- build
- burn
- burst
- buy
- can
- cast
- catch
- choose
- cling
- come
- cost
- creep
- cut
- deal
- dig
- dive
- do
- draw
- dream
- drink
- drive
- dwell
- eat
- fall
- feed
- feel
- fight
- find
- flee
- fling
- fly
- forbid
- forget
- forgive
- forsake
- freeze
- get
- give
- go
- grind
- grow
- hang
- have
- hear
- hide
- hit
- hold
- hurt
- keep
- kneel
- know
- lay
- lead
- lean
- leap
- learn
- leave
- lend
- let
- lie
- light
- lose
- make
- mean
- meet
- pay
- put
- quit
- read
- ride
- ring
- rise
- run
- saw
- say
- see
- seek
- sell
- send
- set
- shake
- shine
- shoot
- show
- shrink
- shut
- sing
- sink
- sit
- sleep
- slide
- sling
- slink
- slit
- smell
- sneak
- sow
- speak
- speed
- spell
- spend
- spill
- spin
- spit
- split
- spoil
- spread
- spring
- stand
- steal
- stick
- sting
- stink
- strew
- stride
- strike
- string
- strive
- swear
- sweep
- swell
- swim
- swing
- take
- teach
- tear
- tell
- think
- thrive
- throw
- thrust
- tread
- understand
- uphold
- upset
- wake
- wear
- weave
- wed
- weep
- win
- wind
- withdraw
- withhold
- withstand
- wring
- write
Note that irregular verbs in English do not follow a consistent pattern in their conjugation, unlike regular verbs which add “-ed” to form the past tense and past participle.
