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Como vimos no primeiro artigo, existem milhares de verbos em inglês, cuja forma passada é irregular.
Porém, elas não são tão difíceis quanto o português – que tem, na sua gramática, variações em gênero número e grau.
Logo, aprender esses verbos para concursos é uma questão de prática! Então vamos a ela!
| Infinitivo | Passado simples | Particípio passado
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(para tempos verbais mistos) |
Significado | Exemplo de uso |
| To get | Got | Got | Conseguir | Ann got sick |
| To give | Gave | Given | Dar | John gave his book |
| To go | Went | Gone | Ir | I went to London last year |
| To have (na terceira pessoa do singular: Has) |
Had | Had | Ter | Monica had a blue car |
| To hear | Heard | Heard | Ouvir | Marian heard the telephone |
| To hide | Hid | Hidden | Esconder | Anne Frank hid in an attic |
| To hit | Hit | Hit | Bater | I hit my car in a tree last night |
| To hold | Held | Held | Segurar | Louis held to many weight |
| To hurt | Hurt | Hurt | Ferir | My dog hurt its paw |
| To keep | Kept | Kept | Manter | The police kept the suspect in the PD |
| To leave | Left | Left | Sair | My brother left to the church |
| To lose | Lost | Lost | Perder | The Sox lost to the Celtics |
| To make | Made | Made | Fazer | Ancient Incas made Machu Picchu |
| To meet | Met | Met | Encontrar [alguém] | Gloria and I met at 6 a.m. |
| To pay | Paid | Paid | Pagar | I paid £34 for this trousers |
| To read | Read | Read | Ler | Anna read Dostoyevsky in just a week |
| To ride | Rode | Ridden | Andar em algum meio de transporte | I never rode horses before |
| To rise | Rose | Risen | levantar | Clack rose 4 a.m. last Thursday |
| To run | Ran | Run | Correr | The Ferrari ran 340 km/h |
| To say | Said | Said | Dizer | Anna said to Marian stay |
| To see | Saw | Seen | Ver | I saw a man in the roof yesterday |
| To sell | Sold | Sold | Vender | I sold my house |
| To send | Sent | Sent | Enviar | My boss sent me this email |
| To shoot | Shot | Shot | Atirar | Oswald shot Kennedy |
| To sing | Sang | Sung | Cantar | Beyoncé sang in Super bowl |
| To sink | Sank | Sunk | Afundar | Titanic sank in 1912 |
| To sleep | Slept | Slept | Dormir | Margaret slept at 10 p.m. yesterday |
| To speak | Spoke | Spoken | Falar | Bush spoke in the UN last month |
| To spend | Spent | Spent | Gastar (dinheiro) | I spent US$1million in this house |
| To steal | Stole | Stolen | Roubar | Someone stole Gary’s wallet |
| To swim | Swam | Swum | Nadar | Tom swam 5 files last week |
| To take | Took | Taken | Pegar | Yan took my car |
| To teach | Taught | Taught | Ensinar | I taught English before retirement |
| To tell | Told | Told | Dizer | Robert told Julia he loves her |
| To think | Thought | Thought | Pensar | I thought irregular verbs were hard |
| To understand | Understood | Understood | Entender | I understood irregular verbs now |
| To wake | Woke | Woken | Acordar | Last sunday I woke at midday |
| To wet | Wet | Wet | Molhar | The rain wet my garden |
| To win | Won | Won | Ganhar | Raissa Leal won silver medal last Olympic games |
