What is Regular Verb? List and Example Sentences

What is Regular Verb? List and Example Sentences

Regular Verbs

Here you can find a list of regular verbs in English and some example sentences with them. As in every other language, English has its rules and irregularities as well. Verbs are one of the most important components in English. A verb in English can be used in the present tense, in the past tense, and in the past participle. But the thing is, the verb needs to change a little bit in those other tenses and participles. The rule for it is adding -ed at the end of the word (if there is already an e at the end of the word, you can just add -d). Here are the verb examples that fit this rule:

Allow

Allow – allowed – allowed

  • I don’t allow my kids to do that.
  • My sister allowed me to buy this.
  • I was allowed to do this.

Bake

Bake- baked- baked

  • Let’s bake something tonight.
  • What is the thing that mom baked yesterday?
  • Do you have any baked rice?

Disagree

Disagree -disagreed -disagreed

  • You have all the rights to disagree.
  • My teacher disagreed with me.
  • I do not want a disagreed subject brought to me.

Act

Act – acted – acted

  • Of course, he will act like the victim.
  • I was not a fan of the way you acted yesterday.

Hunt

Hunt – hunted – hunted

  • Why humans hunt?
  • They went out and hunted all day yesterday.
  • What can you do with a hunted bird?

Call

Call – called – called

  • Can you call your mom for me?
  • Who called you the other day?
  • This is the story of a girl called Elizabeth.

Open

Open – opened – opened

  • Open the door – I am here.
  • Who opened the door for me?
  • I will use this opened can of food if you don’t mind.

Dance

Dance – danced – danced

  • I don’t usually dance.
  • he danced so much yesterday
  • Trust me; I have danced enough to have all this experience.

Cook

Cook – cooked – cooked

  • Do you love to cook?
  • Who cooked all of this?
  • I need a freshly cooked meal right now.

Play

Play – played – played

  • Kids just want to play.
  • Who played with Jim the other day?
  • I do not want to have your played toys.

Fix

Fix -fixed – fixed

You can fix what you did as soon as possible.

I fixed it earlier today.

What is the fixed price for this product?

Paint

Paint – painted -painted

  • Go and paint some paper.
  • I painted so many books yesterday.
  • I do not want this painted t-shirt.

100 Regular Vers List

AcceptBlindDetect
AddBowDevelop
AdmireBoxDisarm
AdmitBruiseDiscover
AdviseBumpDrain
AffordBuryDream
AgreeCalculateDrip
AlertCallDry
AllowCauseEarn
AmuseChallengeEmpty
AnnounceChangeEnd
AnnoyChewEnjoy
AnswerClapEscape
ArgueClipExamine
ArriveCollectExcite
AskConcernExist
AttachCopyExpect
AttendCureExplain
AvoidCycleFace
BackDamageFasten
BakeDelayFence
BanDelightFile
BegDeliverFlood
FlowJoinMourn
FoolJokeMove
ForceJumpName
FryKickNeed
GatherKillNod
GazeKissNote
GrabKnitNotice
GrinKnotNumber
GuideLabelObey
HammerLastOccur
HandLaughOffer
HappenLearnOpen
HarmLieOrder
HoverLikeOverflow
HugLoadOwe
HuntLovePaint
IdentifyManPart
ImpressManagePass
IncludeMatePaste
IntendMatterPhone
InviteMeltPlace
ItchMixPlay
JailMugPolish
PressRollTrouble
PretendSackTug
PresentScareTrust
PressSignTry
ProtectSignalTurn
PullSinType
PushSootheVanish
QuestionSoundWail
RaceSparkWander
RainSpillWant
ReachSpoilWash
RealiseStopWaste
RecordStuffWater
RefuseSufferWeight
RejectSuggestWhine
RelaxSuspectWhisper
RemainTalkWink
RemindTapWonder
RemoveTerrifyWrap
ReportThankYawn
RetireTraceYell
ReturnTrainZip
RiskTrapZoom