Verbos irregulares en inglés: lista completa con forma base, pasado simple y participio

Verbos irregulares en inglés

A continuación encontrarás una tabla con los verbos irregulares más comunes del inglés, indicando su infinitive (forma base), su past simple (pasado simple) y su past participle (participio pasado).

Verbos irregulares A–C

• Be – was/were – been
• Become – became – become
• Begin – began – begun
• Bite – bit – bitten
• Break – broke – broken
• Bring – brought – brought
• Build – built – built
• Burn – burned – burned
• Buy – bought – bought
• Catch – caught – caught
• Choose – chose – chosen
• Come – came – come
• Cost – cost – cost
• Cut – cut – cut

Verbos irregulares D–F

• Do – did – done
• Drink – drank – drunk
• Drive – drove – driven
• Eat – ate – eaten
• Fall – fell – fallen
• Feel – felt – felt
• Find – found – found
• Fly – flew – flown
• Forget – forgot – forgotten

Verbos irregulares G–L

• Get – got – gotten
• Give – gave – given
• Go – went – been/gone
• Have – had – had
• Hear – heard – heard
• Hit – hit – hit
• Hold – held – held
• Keep – kept – kept
• Know – knew – known
• Learn – learned – learned
• Leave – left – left
• Let – let – let
• Lose – lost – lost

Verbos irregulares M–S

• Make – made – made
• Meet – met – met
• Pay – paid – paid
• Put – put – put
• Read – read – read
• Ride – rode – ridden
• Ring – rang – rung
• Run – ran – run
• Say – said – said
• See – saw – seen
• Send – sent – sent
• Shoot – shot – shot
• Shut – shut – shut
• Sing – sang – sung
• Sink – sank – sunk
• Sit – sat – sat
• Sleep – slept – slept
• Speak – spoke – spoken
• Spend – spent – spent
• Swim – swam – swum
• Swing – swung – swung

Verbos irregulares T–Z

• Take – took – taken
• Teach – taught – taught
• Tell – told – told
• Think – thought – thought
• Throw – threw – thrown
• Understand – understood – understood
• Wake up – woke up – woken up
• Wear – wore – worn
• Win – won – won
• Write – wrote – written

Consejos para memorizar los verbos irregulares

Practica con frases completas, agrupa los verbos por patrones similares y repasa la lista con regularidad. La práctica constante es la mejor forma de dominar los past simple y los past participles.