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Irregular Verbs Quiz

Pick the correct past simple or past participle. 10 questions per round.

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About this quiz

Irregular verbs don't follow the normal “-ed” rule, so they simply have to be memorized — and quizzing yourself with instant feedback is one of the fastest ways to do it. Each round asks 10 random questions. Wrong options include the tempting “regular” form (goed, taked…) that learners often reach for, so watch out. Start with the 50 most common verbs, then move up to the full list of 100.

Frequently asked questions

Which verbs does the quiz cover?
100 of the most frequently used English irregular verbs, from go/went/gone to withdraw/withdrew/withdrawn. The “Essential 50” setting keeps to the verbs every beginner needs first; “All 100” adds the rest.
Why are some wrong answers like “goed” or “taked”?
Those are the “regularized” forms learners instinctively produce by adding -ed. Training yourself to reject them is exactly what makes irregular verbs stick — if the wrong option tempts you, that verb needs more practice.
What's the difference between past simple and past participle?
Past simple stands alone (“I went home”), while the past participle needs a helper verb — perfect tenses (“I have gone”) and passives (“it was written”). Some verbs share one form (buy/bought/bought), others use three (go/went/gone).