Irregular Past Tense Verbs Worksheet - Fill in the past tense forms of common irregular verbs.

To complete the table, we need to change each present tense verb into its irregular past tense form. Irregular verbs do not follow the usual rule of adding "-ed" at the end. Instead, they change their spelling in different ways. Let’s go through each one:

1. Run → The past tense is Ran
(Example: I run every day → Yesterday I ran.)

2. Drink → The past tense is Drank
(Example: She drinks water → She drank water yesterday.)

3. Drive → The past tense is Drove
(Example: He drives to work → He drove to work last Monday.)

4. Fight → The past tense is Fought
(Example: They fight often → They fought last week.)

5. Find → The past tense is Found
(Example: I find my keys → I found my keys this morning.)

6. Fly → The past tense is Flew
(Example: Birds fly south → Birds flew south last winter.)

7. Leave → The past tense is Left
(Example: We leave at 8 → We left at 8 yesterday.)

8. Ring → The past tense is Rang
(Example: The phone rings → The phone rang an hour ago.)

9. Stink → The past tense is Stank
(Example: That trash stinks → That trash stank all day.)

10. Say → The past tense is Said
(Example: He says hello → He said hello yesterday.)

All these are common irregular verbs that students often memorize because they don’t follow regular patterns.

Final Answer:
- Run → Ran
- Drink → Drank
- Drive → Drove
- Fight → Fought
- Find → Found
- Fly → Flew
- Leave → Left
- Ring → Rang
- Stink → Stank
- Say → Said