Well done, it was a great app it would really help me grow so I'm able to learn new words
Jonathan Mansibang
March 2024
English Irregular VerbsThree Forms Daily
Spend 5 minutes every day to memorize all 3 forms of each irregular verb — the words learners get wrong most: base form, simple past, and past participle. Pattern-based lessons, interactive practice, and native pronunciation help you remember faster than endless lists (grammar).
- 189 irregular verbs grouped by spelling patterns (e.g. -ought, -ew/-own) so similar forms stick together
- Practice all 3 verb forms — V1, V2, V3 — through exercises, games, and progress tracking
- Tap any verb for definitions, synonyms, examples, and pronunciation from native speakers
- Study offline anywhere: lessons, quizzes, and audio work without internet
What are irregular verbs in English?
An irregular verb does not add -ed for the simple past or past participle. For example, go → went → gone and eat → ate → eaten. English learners must memorize three forms (V1, V2, V3) because rules alone are not enough — daily short practice with real verb forms works best.
How to learn irregular verbs fast
Group verbs by pattern, learn 5–10 verbs per day, and drill simple past and past participle in context. Our app turns this into 5-minute daily lessons with games, a full irregular verbs table, and feedback so you see progress every week.
Who is this app for?
Students, ESL self-learners, exam prep (IELTS, TOEFL), and anyone who wants stronger English verbs in speaking and writing — without spending hours on long verb lists.
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FAQ
- How many irregular verbs does the app include?
- The app covers 189 common English irregular verbs, grouped by form patterns to make memorization easier.
- Do I need to learn all three forms of each verb?
- Yes. For fluent English you need the base form (V1), simple past (V2), and past participle (V3). The app drills all three in every lesson.
- Can I learn irregular verbs offline?
- Yes. Lessons, exercises, and audio pronunciation work offline after you download the content.
- How much time should I spend per day?
- About 5 minutes per day is enough for one lesson with several verbs — consistent daily practice beats long cramming sessions.
Join thousands of learners mastering English irregular verbs. Pattern-based learning, interactive exercises, and offline mode — just 5 minutes a day.
Memorize every form. Speak with confidence.
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