LIST OF IRREGULAR VERBS

When you use a simple past form or a past participle form of a verb, some
verbs are regular verbs and some verbs are irregular verbs. If a verb is
regular, the past simple and past participle end in -ed. But when the past
simple and past participle don't end in -ed, the verb is irregular. The
following verbs are irregular verbs.

Translation Infinitive Simple Past Past Participle

ontwaken to awake awoke awoken

zijn to be was been
(ver)slaan to beat beat beat
worden to become became become
beginnen to begin began begun
buigen to bend bent bent
bijten to bite bit bitten
bloeden to bleed bled bled
blazen to blow blew blown
breken to break broke broken
(mee)brengen to bring brought brought
bouwen to build built built
(ver)branden to burn burnt/burned burnt/burned
kopen to buy bought bought
vangen to catch caught caught
kiezen to choose chose chosen
komen to come came come
kosten to cost cost cost
snijden to cut cut cut
behandelen to deal dealt dealt
graven to dig dug dug
doen, maken to do did done
tekenen to draw drew drawn
dromen to dream dreamt/dreamed dreamt/dreamed
drinken to drink drank drunk
besturen,rijden met to drive drove driven
eten to eat ate eaten
vallen to fall fell fallen
voeden to feed fed fed
(zich) voelen to feel felt felt
vechten to fight fought fought
vinden to find found found
vliegen (met) to fly flew flown
vergeten to forget forgot forgotten
(be)vriezen to freeze froze frozen
halen, krijgen to get got got
geven to give gave given
gaan to go went gone
groeien to grow grew grown
hangen to hang hung hung
opknopen (reg.) to hang hanged hanged
hebben to have (got) had had
horen to hear heard heard
(zich) verbergen to hide hid hid
slaan, treffen to hit hit hit
(vast)houden to hold held held
pijn doen, kwetsen to hurt hurt hurt
(bij)houden to keep kept kept
weten, kennen to know knew known
leggen to lay laid laid
leiden to lead led led
leren to learn learnt/learned learnt/learned
verlaten, weggaan to leave left left
laten to let let let
liggen to lie lay lain
(ver)lichten to light lit lit
verliezen to lose lost lost
maken to make made made
bedoelen, menen to mean meant meant
ontmoeten to meet met met
betalen to pay paid paid
bewijzen to prove proved proved/proven
plaatsen, zetten to put put put
lezen to read read read
rijden (op) to ride rode ridden
bellen, rinkelen to ring rang rung
stijgen to rise rose risen
lopen to run ran run
zeggen to say said said
zien to see saw seen
verkopen to sell sold sold
zenden to send sent sent
schudden, beven to shake shook shaken
schijnen to shine shone shone
(neer)schieten to shoot shot shot
tonen to show showed showed/shown
sluiten to shut shut shut
zingen to sing sang sung
zitten to sit sat sat
slapen to sleep slept slept
ruiken to smell smelt/smelled smelt/smelled
spreken to speak spoke spoken
uitgeven,doorbreng to spend spent spent
en
staan to stand stood stood
stelen to steal stole stolen
kleven, steken to stick stuck stuck
stinken to stink stank/stunk stunk
zweren, vloeken to swear swore sworn
zwemmen to swim swam swum
nemen to take took taken
lesgeven to teach taught taught
(ver)scheuren to tear tore torn
zeggen, vertellen to tell told told
denken to think thought thought
gooien to throw threw thrown
begrijpen to understand understood understood
dragen to wear wore worn
winnen to win won won
schrijven to write wrote written

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exercises on the pc, I can provide you with some extra materials myself,
so come and ask for them.