This document contains a list of irregular verbs in English and their simple past and past participle forms. It provides examples for each verb. The document includes verbs like give/gave/given, go/went/gone, and grow/grew/grown. It is intended for an English language learner at a basic proficiency level and contains over 20 irregular verb entries with forms and short examples.

1. Topic: Irregular verbs.
Studen’s name: Ana G. Melgoza Núñez.
English Level: “Basic 2”.
Date: Thursday, March 19th 2015.

2. “Give” “Dar”
Simple past: Gave
Give thanks for everything.
Past participe: Given

3. “Go” “Ir”
Past participe: Gone
Simple past: Went
I’m going to begin my diet tomorrow.

4. “Grow” “Crecer”
Simple past: Grew
Deserts are too arid for grass
to grow.
Past participe: Grown

5. “Have”, “Tener”
Past participe: Had.
Simple past: Had.
You like to have fun and enjoy life to the full.

6. “Hear” “Oir”
Simple past: Heard.
Have you heard the latest news on the
radio?
Past participe: Heard.

7. “Hit”, “Golpe”
Past participe: Hit.
Simple past: Hit.
That baseball player hits the ball very
hard.

8. “Hurt”, “Lastimar”
Simple past: Hurt.
Forget what hurt you but never forget, what it
taught you.
Past participe: Hurt.

9. “Keep”, “Mantener”
Past participe: Kept.
Simple past: Kept.
Keep calm and listen to Bunbury.

10. “Know”, “Saber”
Simple past: Knew.
You will know the results of your
exam tomorrow.
Past participe: Known.

11. “Leave”, “Dejar”
Past participe: Left.
Simple past: Left.
This is the third time Anna has left the
door wide open.

12. “Lose”, “Perder”
Simple past: Lost.
We have won the battle, but lost the
war.
Past participe: Lost.

13. “Make”,”Preparar”
Past participe: Made.
Simple past: Made.
He has to make a cake.

14. “Mean”,
“Significado”
Simple past: Meant.
My mother's gift meant so much
to me.
Past participe: Meant.

15. “Meet”,
“Encontrar”.
Past participe: Met.
Simple past: Met.
We are going to meet, at the
restaurant.

16. “Pay”, “Pagar”
Simple past: Paid.
She has paid the price for all her
mistakes.
Past participe: Paid.

17. “Put”, “Poner”
Past participe: Put.
Simple past: Put.
Put the books you need aside, I'll take
the rest to Luis.

18. “Quit”, “Abandonar”
Simple past: Quit.
I need to quit smoking.
Past participe: Quit.

19. “Read”, “Leer”
Past participe: Read.
Simple past: Read.
Have you read any of his novels?.

20. “Ride”, “Montar”
Simple past: Rode.
My boyfriend likes to ride his bike.
Past participe: Ridden.

21. “Run, “Correr”
Past participe: Run.
Simple past: Ran.
My sister can run 100 meters in 11
minutes.

22. “Say”, “Decir”
Simple past: Said.
I always say what I feel.
Past participe: Said.

23. “See”, “Ver”
Past participe: Seen.
Simple past: Saw.
I don’t see where I put my glasses.