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How to Pronounce the Irregular Verbs in British Accent

Hello everyone and welcome back to English with Lucy.

Now, I’ve got a mixture of a grammar and a pronunciation and a vocabulary lesson for you today. Today, we’re going to be talking about the 25 most common irregular verbs in the English language.

Honestly learning the irregular verbs isn’t a very exciting experience. But, if you want to learn to speak English you have to do it. If you can master the pronunciation and the correct form of the top-25 irregular verbs. Then, you will be a step closer to fluency and a step closer to speaking English like a native speaker. This video will be quite similar to my top 100 word pronunciation video the link of which you can find in the description box.

I’m going to pronounce the infinitive form the past simple and the participle twice for each verb and I’ll give you time to repeat after me. Now I’ve said before the absolute best way of learning to speak like a native is by imitating. So, I want you to copy or to imitate me. So, I’m going to say the three forms and I want you to repeat them with me. I’ll say them again and then you repeat again. Now the reason I’m saying all three together is because I want you to get them stuck in your head. I want you to learn them in that order you will be much more likely to remember them if you learn all three together. So, let’s get started.

Number one to be, be, was, were, bean, be, was, were, bean, then we have, to have, have had had, have had, had.

The next one, number three, to do, do, did, done, do, did, done.

Number four, to say, say, said, said, say, said, said.

Number five, to go, go ,went, gone, go, went, gone.

Number six, to, get, get, got, got, get, got, got.

Number seven, to make, make, made, made, make, made, made.

Number eight , no, no, new, known, no, new, known.

Number nine, to think, think, thought, thought, think, thought, thought.

Number 10, to take, take, took, taken, take, took, taken.

Number 11, to see, see, saw, seen, see, saw, seen.

Number 12, - come, come, came, come, come, came, come.

Number 14, to give, give, gave, given, give, gave, given.

Number 15, to tell, tell, told, told, tell, told, told.

Number 16, to feel, feel, felt, felt, feel, felt, felt.

Number 17, to become, become, became, become, become, became, become.

Number 18, to leave, leave, left, left, leave, left, left.

Number 19, I like this one, to put, put, put, put, put, put, put.

Number 22, mean, mean, meant, meant, mean, meant, meant.

Number 21, to keep, keep, kept, kept, keep, kept, kept.

Number 22. I also like this one, to let, let, let, let, let, let, let.

Number 23. to begin, begin, began, begun, begin, began, begun.

Number 24. to show, to show, showed, shown, show, showed, shown, and number 25 - here, here, heard, heard, here, heard, heard.

Okay so those are the 25 most common irregular verbs in English, and I will do another video on the next 25. so, 26 250 very very soon. But, I think it’s better for you guys to do it in short bursts. You’re not going to remember suddenly 150 words so best to stick with 25 right now. That’s 3 lots of 25 I hope you enjoyed the lesson.