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Ejercicios de Verbos Irregulares en Inglés (PDF)
Los verbos irregulares en inglés son fundamentales para hablar correctamente en pasado y participio. En esta sección encontrarás ejercicios prácticos para memorizar y usar estos verbos en diferentes contextos y tiempos verbales.
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Ejercicios de Verbos Irregulares con Respuestas
Exercise 1: Each verb has one form filled in. Complete the other two missing forms in the table.
Base Form | Simple Past | Past Participle |
begin | ||
drive | ||
go | ||
choose | ||
speak | ||
hide | ||
break | ||
lie (recline) | ||
write | ||
find | ||
fall | ||
think | ||
shake | ||
eat | ||
take | ||
rise | ||
put |
Exercise 2: Use the correct form of the irregular verb in parentheses to complete each sentence.
- Yesterday, she ________ (go) to the library to study.
- I have ________ (eat) all the cookies already!
- He ________ (find) his keys under the couch.
- We ________ (take) the wrong bus and got lost.
- She has ________ (write) three books in the past two years.
- The glass ________ (break) when it fell off the table.
- They ________ (begin) the project last month.
- I’ve never ________ (speak) in front of such a big audience before.
- He ________ (drive) to work because the train was delayed.
- She ________ (choose) the blue dress for the event.
Exercise 3: In each group of words, one verb doesn’t belong because it isn’t an irregular verb. Bold the odd one (regular verb).
- walk, go, eat, take
- speak, find, jump, write
- build, run, open, choose
- play, see, swim, fall
- drink, look, break, know
- cut, dance, put, hit
- climb, sing, begin, drive
- cook, buy, bring, catch
- fly, laugh, grow, throw
- sleep, keep, feel, study
- leave, lose, make, fix
- hold, start, rise, wear
- meet, try, give, come
- hide, get, shake, help
- think, love, stand, hear
- forget, smile, sit, tell
- send, paint, cut, lend
- write, cry, ride, blow
- become, push, begin, bite
- answer, throw, take, draw
Exercise 4: Solve the crossword by filling in the correct past participle form of each irregular verb.
ACROSS | DOWN |
4. cost 5. lay 7. draw 10. overcome 11. sink 12. tear 13. ring | 1. lie 2. forget 3. blow 6. arise 8. steal 9. fight 11. swim |
Respuestas
Exercise 1: Each verb has one form filled in. Complete the other two missing forms in the table.
Base Form | Simple Past | Past Participle |
begin | began | begun |
drive | drove | driven |
go | went | gone |
choose | chose | chosen |
speak | spoke | spoken |
hide | hid | hidden |
break | broke | broken |
lie (recline) | lay | lain |
write | wrote | written |
find | found | found |
fall | fell | fallen |
think | thought | thought |
shake | shook | shaken |
eat | ate | eaten |
take | took | taken |
rise | rose | risen |
put | put | put |
Exercise 2: Use the correct form of the irregular verb in parentheses to complete each sentence.
- Yesterday, she went to the library to study.
- I have eaten all the cookies already!
- He found his keys under the couch.
- We took the wrong bus and got lost.
- She has written three books in the past two years.
- The glass broke when it fell off the table.
- They began the project last month.
- I’ve never spoken in front of such a big audience before.
- He drove to work because the train was delayed.
- She chose the blue dress for the event.
Exercise 3: In each group of words, one verb doesn’t belong because it isn’t an irregular verb. Bold the odd one (regular verb).
- walk, go, eat, take
- speak, find, jump, write
- build, run, open, choose
- play, see, swim, fall
- drink, look, break, know
- cut, dance, put, hit
- climb, sing, begin, drive
- cook, buy, bring, catch
- fly, laugh, grow, throw
- sleep, keep, feel, study
- leave, lose, make, fix
- hold, start, rise, wear
- meet, try, give, come
- hide, get, shake, help
- think, love, stand, hear
- forget, smile, sit, tell
- send, paint, cut, lend
- write, cry, ride, blow
- become, push, begin, bite
- answer, throw, take, draw
Exercise 4: Solve the crossword by filling in the correct past participle form of each irregular verb.
