Irregular Verbs
In English, regular verbs in the Past Simple Tense and the Past Participle are formed by:
adding +ed or +d to the base form of the verb
Verbs that have a different form are considered irregular verbs. English has hundreds of irregular verbs. Some of the most common ones are listed below.
See also:
Past Simple Tense
Past Participles
When a verb is irregular, other forms of the verb stem with prefixes or suffixes, will also be irregular:
do – done – did
undo – undone – undid
redo – redone – redid
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