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sing – sang – The choir sang beautifully.

say – said – The doctor said you should get some rest.

run – ran – The dog just ran across the road.

ride – rode – We rode our bikes in the park at the weekend.

pay – paid – I paid a lot of money for this dress.

know – knew – Chris knew about the surprise party.

hide – hid – We hid behind the sofa to surprise Chris on his birthday.

hear – heard – I heard that it’s your birthday today.

give – gave – Kelly gave Chris a new watch for his birthday.

get – got – Chris got a new watch for his birthday.

fight – fought – My great grandfather fought in World War 2.

fall – fell – I fell down yesterday, but I am okay.

drive – drove – We drove all night to get here.

drink – drank – The teacher drank 2 cups of coffee this morning.

draw – drew – Kelly drew a picture of the dog.

dig – dug – The dog dug a big hole in the garden.

cut – cut – I cut my finger when I was cooking yesterday.

catch – caught – Yesterday, my father and I caught a lot of fish.

bring – brought – I brought sandwiches for lunch.

win – won – England won the 1966 World Cup.

wear – wore – I wore my new jacket to school today.

make – made – Chris made a robot at school today.

is – was – Yesterday, the weather was terrible.

buy – bought – I bought a new jacket last weekend.

eat – ate – We ate spaghetti and pizza.

meet – met – I met my friends for lunch today.

write – wrote – Kelly wrote a letter to Chris.

read – read – I read an interesting book last night.

come – came – Mom came home at 11 o’clock.

see – saw – I saw an elephant at the zoo.

go – went – I went to the zoo yesterday.

Here is a list of common irregular past tense verbs with example sentences. And so, students simply need to memorize irregular past tense verbs. Unlike regular past tense verbs, irregular past tense verbs don’t follow any easy to remember rules.

end – end ed – The movie ended before I even arrived.

need – need ed – Matt needed to drink some water after his workout.

want – want ed – I wanted to see a movie but the tickets were sold out.

wait – wait ed – I waited at the bus stop for 30 minutes.

wash – wash ed – Dad washed the dishes after dinner.

clean – clean ed – I cleaned my room before going to sleep.

learn – learn ed – I learned a lot at school today.

rain – rain ed – It rained all morning.show – show ed – I showed my ticket to get on the train.walk – walk ed – I walked to work today.cook – cook ed – Mum cooked a delicious meal for lunch.start – start ed – Kelly started to dance when she heard the music.talk – talked – We talked on the phone for hours last night.play – play ed – Chris played soccer with his friends before school.watch – watch ed – I watched a movie yesterday.Here are some examples of common past tense verbs that end in – ed. With most regular verbs, to make the past tense we simply add -ed to the end of the verb.