Irregular Verb list

[Red5]

Originally Posted by ajrojo

Pls help me to find a list of 620irregular vebs with present, past tense and past participle with definitions and i really need it asap. Why this link :Log In - UsingEnglish.com didnt not exist. pls I need your response asap!

Thank you!

Hi, the members' area version of the irregular verb list has now been fixed. Thanks for letting us know.

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[RonBee]

I don't think I've ever seen a more comprehensive list of irregular verbs.

[jawbreaker]

To be honest I always hated learning irregular verbs. But on the other hand there are nost so many as you may have thought. Many of them are contained in the others . For example : hear is in overhear, hold in behold, take in betake etc.etc so you only have to teach 3 forms for hear,hold,take etc. Of course their meaning is another thing

[Tdol]

Many are formed by adding prefixes to other verbs, but they're included for the sake of, erm, inclusivity. And then again, they don't always adhere rigidly to the original pattern- input has both irregular and regular forms, the irregular one from tradition and the regular one from the modern tendenc y to make all new verbs regular. My own favourites dight and bedight, neither of which I have ever heard used.

[d-money]

my teacher told me that there is 930 irregular verbs

[Sanmayce]

Originally Posted by d-money

my teacher told me that there is 930 irregular verbs

Hi d-money,
it is worth asking your teacher and sharing with the community, don't you think?!

Regards

[5jj]

Originally Posted by Sanmayce

it is worth asking your teacher and sharing with the community, don't you think?!

Lawks-a-mercy!

You mean you want another 300 like abey, bedight, begird, behight, blaw, bowstring, cleek, clepe, crib-bite, dight, dispread, dow, engird, farebeat, fordo, forefeel, forlese, hagride, hight, hoise, lep, misbecome, naysay, reave, redd, tine, wit ?

[Sanmayce]

Originally Posted by fivejedjon

Lawks-a-mercy!

You mean you want another 300 like abey, bedight, begird, behight, blaw, bowstring, cleek, clepe, crib-bite, dight, dispread, dow, engird, farebeat, fordo, forefeel, forlese, hagride, hight, hoise, lep, misbecome, naysay, reave, redd, tine, wit ?

Exactly, that's what is called comprehensiveness, right?
Here, I see you lack a vision other than your own, it clowds some very important (for others) ways of presenting info needed on a daily basis.

One of my very useful ways of seeing things is to look even through eyes of an illiterate person or a person with very limited skills. 'To turn a handicap into advantage' , something like that.

[5jj]

Originally Posted by Sanmayce

Exactly, that's what is called comprehensiveness, right?

I can't argue with that.

[birdeen's call]

What does "to tine" mean and how do you conjugate it, 5jj? I can't find it in the dictionaries.