Comprehensive List of Irregular Verbs for Elementary English to Ukrainian Elementary Level

Core Auxiliary and General Action Verbs

Entry number $1$ is the verb "be". Its base form ($V_0^*$) is "be", which translates to Ukrainian as "бути". The past simple form ($V_2^*$) is "was/were" with the transcription [w3:], and the past participle ($V_3^*$) is "been".

Entry number $2$ is the verb "become", transcribed as [bx'kʌт]. This verb refers to the action "стати (відомим, багатим тощо)". The past simple form is "became" [bi'keim] and the past participle is "become" [bx'kʌm].

Entry number $3$ is the verb "begin", meaning "починати". The past simple form is "began" [bx'gaæn] and the past participle is "begun" [bi'gʌn].

Entry number $11$ is "come" [kʌт], meaning "приходити, приїжджати". The past simple form is "came" [kexm] and the past participle is "come" [кʌm].

Entry number $14$ is "do", which translates to "робити". The past simple form is "did" and the past participle is "done" [dɅn].

Entry number $26$ is "get", meaning "отримувати, ставати". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "got".

Entry number $28$ is "go", meaning "іти, їхати". The past simple form is "went" and the past participle is "gone" [gon].

Verbs of Physical Action, Creation, and Destruction

Entry number $4$ is the verb "bite", meaning "кусати". The past simple form is "bit" and the past participle is "bitten".

Entry number $5$ is "break" [brexk], translating to "ламати, розбивати". The past simple form is "broke" [brəuk] and the past participle is "broken" ['brǝuk(ǝ)n].

Entry number $6$ is "bring", defined as "приносити". Both the past simple and past participle are "brought" [bro:t].

Entry number $7$ is "build" [bild], translating to "будувати". Both the past simple and past participle are "built" [bxlt].

Entry number $13$ is "cut" [kʌt], meaning "різати". Both the past simple and past participle forms remain the same as the base: "cut" [клt].

Entry number $15$ is "draw" [drɔ:], meaning "малювати (олівцем), креслити". The past simple is "drew" [dru:] and the past participle is "drawn" [drǝ:n].

Entry number $22$ is "fight", meaning "битися, воювати". Both the past simple and past participle are "fought" [fɔ:t].

Entry number $32$ is "hit", meaning "бити". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "hit".

Entry number $33$ is "hold", meaning "тримати". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "held".

Entry number $34$ is "hurt" [h3:t], meaning "боліти, заподіювати біль". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "hurt" [h3:t].

Entry number $42$ is "make", meaning "робити". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "made".

Entry number $45$ is "put" [put], meaning "класти, ставити". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "put" [put].

Verbs of Consumption, Senses, and Motion

Entry number $16$ is "drink", meaning "пити". The past simple is "drank" [drenk] and the past participle is "drunk" [drʌnk].

Entry number $17$ is "drive", meaning "водити (машину)". The past simple is "drove" [drəuv] and the past participle is "driven" ['driv(ǝ)n].

Entry number $18$ is "eat", meaning "їсти". The past simple is "ate" [e(1)t] and the past participle is "eaten".

Entry number $19$ is "fall", meaning "падати". The past simple is "fell" [fel] and the past participle is "fallen".

Entry number $20$ is "feed", meaning "годувати". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "fed".

Entry number $21$ is "feel" [fi:l], meaning "відчувати". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "felt".

Entry number $24$ is "fly", meaning "літати". The past simple is "flew" [flu:] and the past participle is "flown" [fləun].

Entry number $29$ is "grow", meaning "рости, вирощувати". The past simple is "grew" [gru:] and the past participle is "grown" [grəun].

Entry number $31$ is "hear", meaning "чути". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "heard" [h3:d].

Entry number $47$ is "run", meaning "бігати". The past simple form is "ran" and the past participle is "run".

Entry number $49$ is "see", meaning "бачити". The past simple is "saw" [sǝ:] and the past participle is "seen" [si:n].

Entry number $53$ is "sing", meaning "співати". The past simple is "sang" [sæŋ] and the past participle is "sung" [sʌŋ].

Verbs of Cognition, Learning, and Communication

Entry number $23$ is "find", meaning "знаходити". Both the past simple and past participle are "found" [faund].

Entry number $25$ is "forget", meaning "забувати". The past simple is "forgot" and the past participle is "forgotten".

Entry number $36$ is "know" [nǝu], meaning "знати". The past simple is "knew" [nju:] and the past participle is "known" [noun].

Entry number $37$ is "learn", meaning "вивчати, вчитися". Both the past simple and past participle are "learnt".

Entry number $46$ is "read" [ri:d], meaning "читати". The past simple and past participle are spelled "read" but transcribed as [red].

Entry number $48$ is "say", meaning "сказати". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "said" [sed].

Entry number $52$ is "show", meaning "показувати". The past simple is "showed" and the past participle is "shown".

Social, Financial, and Transitional Verbs

Entry number $8$ is "buy", meaning "купувати". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "bought" [bo:t].

Entry number $9$ is "catch", meaning "ловити". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "caught" [ko:t].

Entry number $10$ is "choose", meaning "обирати". The past simple is "chose" [tfəuz] and the past participle is "chosen" [tǝuz(ǝ)n].

Entry number $12$ is "cost", meaning "коштувати". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "cost".

Entry number $27$ is "give", meaning "давати". The past simple is "gave" and the past participle is "given".

Entry number $30$ is "have", meaning "мати". Both the past simple and past participle forms are "had".

Entry number $35$ is "keep", meaning "зберігати, тримати". Both the past simple and past participle are "kept" [kept].

Entry number $38$ is "leave", meaning "іти (геть), залишати". Both the past simple and past participle are "left".

Entry number $39$ is "lend", meaning "позичати (комусь)". Both the past simple and past participle are "lent".

Entry number $40$ is "let", meaning "дозволяти". Both the past simple and past participle are "let".

Entry number $41$ is "lose", meaning "губити, програвати". Both the past simple and past participle are "lost" [lost].

Entry number $43$ is "meet", meaning "зустрічати, знайомитися". Both the past simple and past participle are "met".

Entry number $44$ is "pay", meaning "платити". Both the past simple and past participle are "paid".

Entry number $50$ is "sell", meaning "продавати". Both the past simple and past participle are "sold".

Entry number $51$ is "send", meaning "відправити, відіслати". Both the past simple and past participle are "sent".