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English Irregular Verbs

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Name the words which are in the most frequent 5000 English verbs which are also irregular (i.e. not a regular conjugation pattern). If verbs may have different meanings and some may be regular while one form is irregular, they will be in this quiz. Answer with the base infinitive form of the verb (i.e. what would come after ‘to-‘). # of letters, first letter (if over 3 letters), and overall rank among top 5000 verbs shown.

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uefa81glory

2 months ago

wrought is a old fashioned past tense of work…

Aiwendil

5 years ago

I’m trying to understand why “need” is on this list.

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darin

5 years ago

Reply to Aiwendil

because of the possible “needn’t”

anonymous

7 years ago

to “sublet” should to be on here: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sublet

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darin

7 years ago

Reply to anonymous

needs to be in the top 5000 verbs per my source (see directions), which sublet wasn’t.