OVER 200 ENGLISH IRREGULAR VERBS - PART 1

    LEVELS

A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2

  DICTIONOPOLIS

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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION

LEVEL A1

LEVEL A2

LEVEL B1

LEVEL B2

LEVEL C1

LEVEL C2

INDEX  INTRODUCTION Irregular verbs in the English language are common, and many of the first verbs you will learn are irregular. Learning these verbs early will help you to master the language quicker. This guide to the most common irregular verbs in English has each verb grouped by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) level, making it a valuable resource for learning the language. We hope you find this book a valuable resource in your language journey and in building up your confidence in using English to communicate. This guide uses the following format and conventions:

• The verb is displayed using the base form (infinitive - I), simple past (II), and the past participle (III).

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LEVEL A1 be I be bi II was / were wəz, wɒz / wə(r), wɜː(r) III been bɪn, biːn To be has various meanings. It means to have existence or life and is also used to introduce a characteristic or condition of something. To be is also an auxiliary verb. 1 – 00:15 4

become I become bɪˈkʌm II became bɪˈkeɪm III become bɪˈkʌm To become means to begin to exist, or to change from one state of being or role to another. 1 – 01:06 7

begin I begin bɪˈɡɪn II began / begun bɪˈɡæn / bɪˈɡʌn III begun bɪˈɡʌn To begin means to initiate something. 1 – 01:50 9