IRREGULAR VERBS PRACTICE
SPANISH SENTENCE
Me gustaría leer ese libro.
Mi hermana ha puesto la mesa.
Ayer no me desperté pronto porque estaba
extremadamente (o muy) cansado
Me duele la pierna derecha.
¿Qué le has regalado a Pedro?
Ayer aprendimos mucho en clase.
No quiero mentir a nadie
Sus padres le abandonaron cuando él era
sólo un niño.
Mi madre me dejó quedarme despierto
hasta tarde
¿Dónde has guardado tus gafas de sol?
La niña que se había perdido fue
encontrada en Asturias.
Ya leíste ese libro?
Aunque me hiciste daño te perdoné.
¿Qué te vendieron en la tienda?
¿Has vendido algunas de las piezas de tu
colección?
Mi tío dejó de tomar cuando golpeó
accidentalmente a un perro con su coche.
¿Puedes sostener este libro, por favor?
¿Te importaría prestarme cinco euros?
Esa señora guapa y delgada encendió un
cigarrillo en la calle.
Ese hombre es más conocido como El Koala
Cuando mi madre oyó la alarma, nos guió
para salir del edificio.
¿Has hecho alguna vez una tarta de
cumpleaños?
¿Dónde se ha ido el chico de 5 años que
vivía frente a nuestra casa?
Ellos cultivaron muchos vegetales en su
patio.
La gallina puso demasiados huevos.
Monté un caballo cuando tenía 14 años.
¿Alguna vez has corrido una carrera de 5
kilométros?
El chico corrió muy de prisa para pegar a la
pelota.
Yo no he visto esa película todavía.
ENGLISH TRANSLATION
I would like to read that book
My sister has set the table
I didn’t get up early yesterday because I
was extremely tired.
My right leg hurts.
What have you given to Peter?
Yesterday we learnt a lot in class
I don’t want to lie to anyone.
Her parents left her when he was only a
child
My mother let me stay up late last night.
Where have you kept your sunglasses?
The child that had gotten lost was found in
Asturias
Have you read that book yet?
Although you hurt me I forgave you.
What did they sell you in the shop?
Have you sold any of your pieces of your
collection?
My uncle quit drinking when he accidently
hit a dog with his car.
Can you please hold this book?
Would you mind lending me 5 euros?
That pretty thin lady lit a cigarette in the
street.
That man is better known as “the Koala”.
When my mother heard the alarm, she led
us outside the building.
Have you ever made a birthday cake?
Where has the 5 year old child that was
living in front of our house gone?
They grew a lot of vegetables in their
garden.
The hen laid too many eggs.
I rode a horse when I was 14 years old.
Have you ever run a 5 km race?
The guy ran very fast to hit the ball.
I haven’t seen that film yet.
 INFINITIVO  PASADO PARTICIPIO TRADUCCIÓN
SIMPLE  PASADO 

Levantarse (Phrasal vb.)

Give 

Went 

Grown 

Hang 

Haber (auxiliar) / Tener

Hear 

Hidden 

Hit 

Hold 

Hurt 

Kept 

Know 

Lay 

Led 

Learn 

Left 

Lent 

Permitir

Lie 

Light 

Perder

Made 
 Meant 

Met 

Mistake 

Pagar

Proven 

Put 

Quit 

Leer

Ridden 

Rang 

Subir, elevar

Run 

Said 

Saw 

Vender

Sent 

Set 

3. COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES WITH THE CORRECT FORM OF
THE VERB IN PARENTHESIS.

1. My mother didn’t ___________________ (let) me go to the party last week.

 2. Could you please ___________ (set) the table? I have ____________ (make) a special dinner
for everyone.

3. Last week the mailman __________________ (bring) me a letter that ____________ (be)
____________ (send) to me from China.

4. Did you ____________ (see) the man that ______________ (sell) me this watch? He’s a
thief! The watch is fake!

5. What have they _______________ (give) you for Christmas?

6. My sister __________________ (quit) her first job after three days! She _____________
(say) it wasn’t good enough for her.

7. The treasure was _________________ (hide) under a tree behind our yard. We were
______________ (grow) some vegetables and found it.

8. My cousin ________________ (ring) the bell, but I couldn’t _______________ (hear)

anything because I hadn’t _______________ (get up) yet.

9. The bully was rude to her. He really _______________ (mean) everything he ____________
(say) to her.

10. After I __________________ (leave) school, I _____________ (go) to live in London for five
years.

INFINITIVO  PASADO PARTICIPIO TRADUCCIÓN

SIMPLE  PASADO 
 Went 

Give 

Levantarse (Phrasal vb.)

Lay 

Hang 

Haber (auxiliar) / Tener

Hear 

Meant 

Leer

Quit 

Hurt 

Pagar

Know 

Made 

Hold 

Sent 

Left 

Saw 

Led 

Hit 

Permitir

Grown 

Perder

Hidden 
 Met 

Lent 

Kept 

Proven 

Subir, elevar

Light 

Lie 

Ridden 

Rang 

Put 

Run 

Said 

Mistaken 

Vender

Learn 

Set 

ENTER THE CORRECT VERB. FOR EXAMPLE, ‘WENT’ OR ‘GONE’.

1. A: John, have you ever ______________ (be) to Hawaii? / B: Yes. I ______________ (go) there
five years ago.
2. Yesterday, someone ______________ (sell) me a fake Nike bag. This ______________ (make)
me angry. I have never ______________ (sell) something fake to anyone.
3. Peter ______________ (become) a famous chef in the 1990s. In his life, he has ______________
(met) some famous people.
4. Last year, Susan ______________ (write) a book. I ______________ (buy) it and ______________
(read) it last month.
5. Have you ______________ (see) my lunch? I ______________ (put) it in the refrigerator, but I
can’t find it! I’m really hungry now. I haven’t ______________ (eat) all day.

1. I ______________ (grow) up in Australia, but in 1994, my parents ______________ (choose) to

move to London.
2. Louise ______________ (go) snowboarding last month. She ______________ (fall) down and
______________ (break) her ankle. She often falls. She has ______________ (break) her ankle
three times. I ______________ (drive) her to the hospital.
3. The teacher asked, “Who has ______________ (do) their homework?” But none of the
students ______________ (say) that they had.
4. Have you ever ______________ (ride) on a camel? I have. I ______________ (ride) on one when
I was in Egypt.
5. I have ______________ (know) John for four years. I ______________ (meet) him at university.
He ______________ (sit) beside me in class.