Lista de VERBOS REGULARES en Ingles Con Pronunciacion

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The document provides a list of English irregular verbs along with their infinitive, past simple, and past participle forms as well as their Spanish translations. It also suggests strategies for studying the long list of irregular verbs.

The document suggests dividing the long list of irregular verbs into smaller groups to facilitate studying them. It proposes grouping verbs that follow the same rules or patterns in their different forms.

The document groups irregular verbs based on similarities in their infinitive, past simple, and past participle forms. Some examples of groups mentioned are verbs with the same three forms, verbs ending in -d in the infinitive and -t in the past participle, and verbs that add -d or -t to the infinitive to form the past form.

Lista de VERBOS REGULARES en inglés con

pronunciación:
PASADO Y
INFINITIV
PARTICIPI TRANSC. PRON.  ESPAÑOL
O
O
Act Acted ˈæktɪd id Actuar

Add Added ˈædɪd id Sumar, Añadir

Ask Asked ɑːskt t Preguntar, Pedir

Answer Answered ˈɑːnsəd d Responder

Arrive Arrived əˈraɪvd d Arribar

Brush Brushed brʌʃt t Cepillar

Belong Belonged bɪˈlɒŋd d Pertenecer

Beg Begged bɛgd d Suplicar, Mendigar

Believe Believed bɪˈliːvd d Creer

Close Closed kləʊzd d Cerrar

Cook Cooked kʊkt t Cocinar

Call Called kɔːld d Llamar


Change Changed ʧeɪnʤd d Cambiar

Charge Charged ʧɑːʤd d Cargar, Cobrar

Clean Cleaned kliːnd d Limpiar

Cry Cried kraɪd d Llorar

Dance Danced dɑːnst t Bailar

Dress Dressed drɛst t Vestir

Die Died daɪd d Morir

Dry Dried draɪd d Secar

Enjoy Enjoyed ɪnˈʤɔɪd d Disfrutar


Explain Explained ɪksˈpleɪnd d Explicar

Follow Followed ˈfɒləʊd d Seguir

Finish Finished ˈfɪnɪʃt t Terminar

Help Helped hɛlpt t Ayudar

Hope Hoped həʊpt t Esperar, Desear

Happen Happened ˈhæpənd d Suceder

Imagine Imagined ɪˈmæʤɪnd d Imaginar

Kiss Kissed kɪst t Besar

Kill Killed kɪld d Matar

Laugh Laughged Laughged t Reir

Like Liked laɪkt t Gustar

Look Looked lʊkt t Mirar

Miss Missed mɪst t Extrañar

Marry Married ˈmærɪd d Casar (Se)

Open Opened ˈəʊpənd d Abrir

Play Played pleɪd d Jugar, Tocar

Prefer Prefered priˈfɜːd d Preferir

Promise Promised ˈprɒmɪst t Prometer

Repeat Repeated rɪˈpiːtɪd id Repetir

Rain Rained reɪnd d Llover

Remember Remembered rɪˈmɛmbəd d Recordar

Smile Smiled smaɪld d Sonreir

Study Studied ˈstʌdɪd d Estudiar

Smoke Smoked sməʊkt t Fumar

Stop Stopped stɒpt t Detener, Parar

Talk Talked tɔːkt t Conversar

Thank Thanked θæŋkt t Agradecer


Touch Touched tʌʧt t Tocar, Palpar

Use Used juːzd t Usar

Visit Visited ˈvɪzɪtɪd id Visitar

Wait Waited ˈweɪtɪd id Esperar

Want Wanted ˈwɒntɪd id Querer, Requerir

Walk Walked wɔːkt t Caminar

Wash Washed wɒʃt t Lavar

Watch Watched wɒʧt t Observar, Mirar

Wish Wished wɪʃt t Desear, Anhelar

Work Worked wɜːkt t Trabajar


INFINITIVE PAST SIMPLE PAST PARTICIPLE SPANISH
Was /wɒz/
Be /biː/ Been /biːn/ Ser/estar
Were /wɜː/
Become /bɪˈkʌm/ Became /bɪˈkeɪm/ Become /bɪˈkʌm/ Llegar a ser/convertirse
Begin /bɪˈɡɪn/ Began /bɪˈɡæn/ Begun /bɪˈɡʌn/ Empezar
Blow /bləʊ/ Blew /bluː/ Blown /bluː/ Soplar
Break /breɪk/ Broke /brəʊk/ Broken /ˈbrəʊkən/ Romper
Bring /brɪŋ/ Brought /brɔːt/ Brought /brɔːt/ Traer
Build /bɪld/ Built /bɪlt/ Built /bɪlt/ Construir
Burn /bɜːn/ Burnt /bɜːnt/ Burnt /bɜːnt/ Quemar
Buy /baɪ/ Bought /bɔːt/ Bought /bɔːt/ Comprar
Can /kæn/ Could /kʊd/ – Poder
Catch /kætʃ/ Caught /kɔːt/ Caught /kɔːt/ Coger
Choose /tʃuːz/ Chose  /tʃəʊz/ Chosen /tʃəʊz/ Elegir
Come  /kʌm/ Came  /keɪm/ Come  /kʌm/ Venir
Cost /kɒst/ Cost /kɒst/ Cost /kɒst/ Costar
Cut  /kʌt/ Cut /kʌt/ Cut /kʌt/ Cortar
Do /duː/ Did /dɪd/ Done /dʌn/ Hacer
Draw /drɔː/ Drew /drɔː/ Drawn /drɔːn/ Dibujar
Dream /driːm/ Dreamt /drɛmt/ Dreamt /drɛmt/ Soñar
Drink /drɪŋk/ Drank /dræŋk/ Drunk /drʌŋk/ Beber
Drive /draɪv/ Drove /drəʊv/ Driven /draɪv/ Conducir
Eat /iːt/ Ate /ɛt/ Eaten  /ˈiːtn/ Comer
Fall /fɔːl/ Fell /fɛl/ Fallen /ˈfɔːlən/ Caer
Feel /fiːl/ Felt /fɛlt/ Felt /fɛlt/ Sentir
Fight /faɪt/ Fought /fɔːt/ Fought /fɔːt/ Luchar
Find /faɪnd/ Found /faʊnd/ Found /faʊnd/ Encontrar
Fly /flaɪ/ Flew /fluː/ Flown /fləʊn/ Volar
Forget /fəˈgɛt/ Forgot /fəˈgɒt/ Forgotten /fəˈgɒtn/ Olvidar
Get /gɛt/ Got /gɒt/ Got /gɒt/ Tener, obtener
Give /gɪv/ Gave /geɪv/ Given /gɪvn/ Dar
Go /gəʊ/ Went /wɛnt/ Gone /gɒn/ Ir
Have /hæv/ Had /hæd/ Had /hæd/ Tener
Hear /hɪə/ Heard /hɜːd/ Heard /hɜːd/ Oír
Know /nəʊ/ Knew /njuː/ Known /nəʊn/ Saber
Learn /lɜːn/ Learnt /lɜːnt/ Learnt /lɜːnt/ Aprender
Leave /liːv/ Left /lɛft/ Left /lɛft/ Dejar
Lose /luːz/ Lost /lɒst/ Lost /lɒst/ Perder
Make /meɪk/ Made /meɪd/ Made /meɪd/ Hacer
Meet /miːt/ Met /mɛt/ Met /mɛt/ Conocer, encontrar
Pay /peɪ/ Paid /peɪd/ Paid /peɪd/ Pagar
Put /pʊt/ Put /pʊt/ Put /pʊt/ Poner
Read /riːd/ Read /rɛd/ Read /rɛd/ Leer
Ride /raɪd/ Rode /rəʊd/ Ridden /ˈrɪdn/ Montar, ir
Ring /rɪŋ/ Rang /ræŋ/ Rung /rʌŋ/ Llamar por teléfono
Run /rʌn/ Ran /ræn/ Run /rʌn/ Correr
Say /seɪ/ Said /sɛd/ Said /sɛd/ Decir
See /siː/ Saw /sɔː/ Seen /siːn/ Ver
Send /sɛnd/ Sent /sɛnt/ Sent /sɛnt/ Enviar
Show /ʃəʊ/ Showed /ʃəʊd/ Shown /ʃəʊn/ Mostrar
Sing /sɪŋ/ Sang /sæŋ/ Sung /sʌŋ/ Cantar
Sleep /sliːp/ Slept /slɛpt/ Slept /slɛpt/ Dormir
Speak /spiːk/ Spoke /spəʊk/ Spoken /ˈspəʊkən/ Hablar
Spell /spɛl/ Spelt /spɛlt/ Spelt /spɛlt/ Deletrear
Spend /spɛnd/ Spent /spɛnt/ Spent /spɛnt/ Gastar
Swim /swɪm/ Swam /swæm/ Swum /swʌm/ Nadar
Take /teɪk/ Took /tʊk/ Taken /ˈteɪkən/ Tomar
Teach /tiːʧ/ Taught /tɔːt/ Taught /tɔːt/ Emseñar
Think /θɪŋk/ Thought /θɔːt/ Thought /θɔːt/ Pensar
Understand /ʌndəˈstænd/ Understood /ˌʌndəˈstʊd/ Understood /ˌʌndəˈstʊd/ Entender
Wear /wɪə/ Wore /wɔː/ Worn /wɔːn/ Llevar puesto
Win /wɪn/ Won /wʌn/ Won /wʌn/ Ganar
Write /raɪt/ Wrote /rəʊt/ Written /ˈrɪtn/ Escribir

Trucos para estudiar los verbos irregulares en inglés


Como podéis comprobar, estudiarse esta larga lista de verbos irregulares
en inglés puede ser un trabajo largo y duro. Por ese motivo, os propongo
un pequeño truco para ponerle solución. Este “truco” consiste en repartir
esta larga lista de verbos irregulares en pequeños grupos y así facilitar su
estudio.
INFINITIVO, PASADO Y PARTICIPIO IGUALES
Cost (Costar) Cost Cost
Hit (Golpear) Hit Hit
Put (Poner) Put Put
Hay verbos irregulares que cumplen la misma regla que otros en sus
diferentes columnas, por esta razón vamos a dividirlos en los siguientes
grupos:

INFINITIVO DE PRONUNCIACIÓN /i/ Y PARTICIPIO /e/


Read (Leer) Read Read

I–A–U
Ring (Llamar) Rang Rung
Swim (Nadar) Swam Swum

INFINITIVO ACABADO EN -D Y PARTICIPIO EN -T


Build (Construir) Built Built
Spend (Gastar/Pasar el tiempo) Spent Spent

PASADO Y PARTICIPIO EN –AU, –OU


Find (Encontrar) Found Found
Teach (Enseñar) Taught Taught
Think (Pensar) Thought Thought

PARTICIPIO CON SUFIJO –(E)N


Be (Ser/Estar) Was/were Been
Choose (Elegir) Chose Chosen
Drive (Conducir) Drove Driven
INFINITIVO Y PARTICIPIO IGUALES
Become (Volverse) Became Become
Come (Venir) Came Come
Run (Correr) Ran Run

PASADO Y PARTICIPIO IGUALES


Get (Obtener) Got Got
Have (Tener – auxiliar – ) Had Had
Hold (Agarrar/Sujetar) Held Held

AÑADIMOS –D O –T AL INFINITIVO
Hear (Oír, escuchar) Heard Heard
Learn (Aprender) Learnt Learnt
Lose (Perder) Lost Lost

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