Verbos irregulares en inglés: lista completa con traducción al español
Verbos irregulares en inglés
A continuación encontrarás una lista de verbos irregulares en inglés con su forma base, pasado simple, participio pasado y traducción al español.
Lista de verbos irregulares (1-30)
- Fly – Flew – Flown – Volar
- Run – Ran – Run – Correr
- Eat – Ate – Eaten – Comer
- Speak – Spoke – Spoken – Hablar
- Buy – Bought – Bought – Comprar
- Drink – Drank – Drunk – Beber
- Go – Went – Gone – Ir
- Leave – Left – Left – Dejar
- Read – Read – Read – Leer
- Be – Was/Were – Been – Ser/Estar
- Do – Did – Done – Hacer
- Write – Wrote – Written – Escribir
- See – Saw – Seen – Ver
- Say – Said – Said – Decir
- Drive – Drove – Driven – Conducir
- Know – Knew – Known – Saber
- Ride – Rode – Ridden – Montar
- Beat – Beat – Beaten – Golpear/Latir
- Become – Became – Become – Llegar a ser
- Begin – Began – Begun – Empezar/Comenzar
- Get – Got – Got – Conseguir/Obtener
- Take – Took – Taken – Agarrar/Tomar
- Meet – Met – Met – Conocer/Reunir
- Swim – Swam – Swum – Nadar
- Stand – Stood – Stood – Pararse/Estar de pie
- Sing – Sang – Sung – Cantar
- Build – Built – Built – Construir
- Catch – Caught – Caught – Atrapar/Agarrar
- Fight – Fought – Fought – Pelear
- Win – Won – Won – Ganar
Lista de verbos irregulares (31-60)
- Pay – Paid – Paid – Pagar
- Tell – Told – Told – Decir/Contar
- Think – Thought – Thought – Pensar
- Keep – Kept – Kept – Mantener/Guardar
- Find – Found – Found – Encontrar
- Have – Had – Had – Tener
- Choose – Chose – Chosen – Elegir
- Break – Broke – Broken – Romper
- Bring – Brought – Brought – Traer
- Feel – Felt – Felt – Sentir
- Bite – Bit – Bitten – Morder
- Cut – Cut – Cut – Cortar
- Sweep – Swept – Swept – Barrer
- Feed – Fed – Fed – Alimentar
- Throw – Threw – Thrown – Lanzar
- Wear – Wore – Worn – Usar
- Grow – Grew – Grown – Crecer
- Draw – Drew – Drawn – Dibujar
- Come – Came – Come – Venir/Llegar
- Learn – Learnt – Learnt – Aprender
- Lend – Lent – Lent – Prestar
- Lose – Lost – Lost – Perder
- Sell – Sold – Sold – Vender
- Ring – Rang – Rung – Sonar
- Forgive – Forgave – Forgiven – Perdonar
- Fall – Fell – Fallen – Caer
- Can – Could – — – Poder
- Stink – Stank – Stunk – Apestar
- Make – Made – Made – Hacer
- Awake – Awoke – Awoken – Despertar
Lista de verbos irregulares (61-91)
- Steal – Stole – Stolen – Robar
- Bend – Bent – Bent – Doblar
- Give – Gave – Given – Dar
- Hang – Hung – Hung – Colgar
- Hear – Heard – Heard – Escuchar
- Hide – Hid – Hidden – Esconder
- Hit – Hit – Hit – Golpear
- Hurt – Hurt – Hurt – Dañar/Herir
- Forget – Forgot – Forgot – Olvidar
- Sleep – Slept – Slept – Dormir
- Shine – Shone – Shone – Brillar
- Teach – Taught – Taught – Enseñar
- Send – Sent – Sent – Enviar
- Shake – Shook – Shaken – Sacudir/Agitar
- Dream – Dreamt – Dreamt – Soñar
- Hold – Held – Held – Sostener
- Bet – Bet – Bet – Apostar
- Understand – Understood – Understood – Entender
- Put – Put – Put – Poner/Colocar
- Deal – Dealt – Dealt – Negociar/Tratar
- Sow – Sowed – Sown – Sembrar
- Swear – Swore – Sworn – Jurar
- Rise – Rose – Risen – Elevar/Subir
- Show – Showed – Shown – Mostrar
- Smell – Smelt – Smelt – Oler
- Spell – Spelt – Spelt – Deletrear
- Spread – Spread – Spread – Rociar
- Bleed – Bled – Bled – Sangrar
- Blow – Blew – Blown – Soplar
- Dig – Dug – Dug – Cavar
- Spill – Spilt – Spilt – Derramar
Lista de verbos irregulares (92-140)
- Owe – Owed – Owed – Deber
- Lead – Led – Led – Guiar
- Sew – Sewed – Sewn – Coser
- Dive – Dove – Dived – Bucear
- Mean – Meant – Meant – Significar
- Sit – Sat – Sat – Sentarse
- Befall – Befell – Befallen – Ocurrir/Suceder
- Beget – Begot – Begotten – Procrear
- Freeze – Froze – Frozen – Congelar
- Thrust – Thrust – Thrust – Empujar/Confiar
- Grind – Ground – Ground – Moler
- Forbid – Forbade – Forbidden – Prohibir
- Burn – Burnt – Burnt – Quemar
- Burst – Burst – Burst – Estallar
- Bid – Bade – Bidden – Ofertar
- Flee – Fled – Fled – Huir
- Seek – Sought – Sought – Buscar
- Tear – Tore – Torn – Rasgar
- Lie – Lay – Lain – Mentir/Yacer
- Strike – Struck – Struck – Golpear
- Cost – Cost – Cost – Valer/Costar
- Cast – Cast – Cast – Echar/Tirar
- Sink – Sank – Sunk – Hundir
- Fling – Flung – Flung – Echarse/Arrojar
- Light – Lit – Lit – Iluminar
- Shrink – Shrank – Shrunk – Encogerse
- Swing – Swung – Swung – Columpiarse
- Spit – Spat – Spat – Escupir
- Wind – Wound – Wound – Soplar/Enrollar
- Spend – Spent – Spent – Gastar
- Shoot – Shot – Shot – Disparar
- Shut – Shut – Shut – Cerrar
- Breed – Bred – Bred – Criar/Engendrar
- Stick – Stuck – Stuck – Pegar/Clavar
- Bind – Bound – Bound – Atar/Ligar
- Knit – Knit – Knit – Tejer
- Mistake – Mistook – Mistaken – Equivocarse/Confundir
- Split – Split – Split – Dividir
- Kneel – Knelt – Knelt – Arrodillarse
- Plead – Pled – Pled – Implorar/Suplicar
- Spin – Spun – Spun – Girar
- Sweat – Sweat – Sweat – Sudar
- Wet – Wet – Wet – Mojar
- Creep – Crept – Crept – Trepar/Arrastrarse
- Sting – Stung – Stung – Picar/Pinchar
- Lay – Laid – Laid – Extender/Poner/Recaer
- Cling – Clung – Clung – Aferrarse a
- Lean – Leant – Leant – Inclinar(se)
- Leap – Leapt – Leapt – Saltar
Comparativos
- Mexico City is bigger than Puebla.
- Monterrey is more industrial than Querétaro.
- Cancún is more touristy than Veracruz.
- Guadalajara is larger than Toluca.
- Tijuana is busier than Mérida.
Superlativos
- A computer is bigger than a phone.
- A computer is more powerful than a phone.
- A phone is smaller than a computer.
- A phone is more portable than a computer.
- A computer is faster than a phone for complex tasks.
Fruit Salad Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 apple
- 1 banana
- 1 orange
- 1 cup of grapes
- 1 tablespoon of lemon juice
Steps
- Wash all the fruits.
- Peel the banana and the orange.
- Cut the apple, banana, and orange into small pieces.
- Put all the fruit pieces in a bowl.
- Add the grapes.
- Pour the lemon juice over the fruit.
- Mix everything well.
- Serve and enjoy your fruit salad!