About the irregular verbs wheel
Spin for a common English irregular verb and say its three forms: base, past simple and past participle (for example go, went, gone). The answer key is in the FAQ below. It’s a quick drill for ESL classes and middle school grammar.
Ways to use it
- ESL drill: say the three forms out loud.
- Write a sentence using the past participle.
- Team quiz: first team to say all three forms wins a point.
What’s on this wheel (30)
- be
- begin
- break
- bring
- buy
- choose
- come
- do
- drink
- drive
- eat
- fall
- feel
- find
- fly
- forget
- give
- go
- know
- leave
- make
- run
- see
- speak
- swim
- take
- teach
- think
- write
- wear
Frequently asked questions
What is the answer key?
be–was/were–been, begin–began–begun, break–broke–broken, bring–brought–brought, buy–bought–bought, choose–chose–chosen, come–came–come, do–did–done, drink–drank–drunk, drive–drove–driven, eat–ate–eaten, fall–fell–fallen, feel–felt–felt, find–found–found, fly–flew–flown, forget–forgot–forgotten, give–gave–given, go–went–gone, know–knew–known, leave–left–left, make–made–made, run–ran–run, see–saw–seen, speak–spoke–spoken, swim–swam–swum, take–took–taken, teach–taught–taught, think–thought–thought, write–wrote–written, wear–wore–worn.
Can I add more verbs?
Yes. Type any verb into the entries box on a new line.
Is the wheel really random?
Yes. The winner is chosen by your browser’s random number generator before the wheel starts turning, and every slice has the same chance.
Can I save or share my wheel?
Click "Save" to keep the wheel in My wheels in this browser, or "Share wheel" to copy a link that opens your exact list on any device.