IRREGULAR VERBS I
být
to be - was/were - been
ležet
lie - lay- lain
He is (friendly) than me.
frendlier
I ............. tennis.
I play tennis.
ˈhɜ:
her
koupit
buy - bought - bought
vědět
know - knew - known
This is (small) dog I have ever seen.
the smallest
You ...... ....... (not like) Chemistry.
You don't like Chemistry.
ˈθɪn
thin
padat
fall - fell - fallen
zametat
sweep - swept - swept
The weather today is (cold) compared to yesterday.
colder
She ......... to go home. (want)
She wants to go home.
ˈbæk
back
růst
grow - grew - grown
trhat
tear - tore - torn
In comparison with Steinbeck's early works, this book is (not interesting).
less interesting
...... he ........ rugby today? (play)
Is he playing rugby today?
Odd one out and why?
ouch! - cover - mouth - now
cover
It has a short /ʌ/ sound, while the others share the diphthong /aʊ/
opustit
leave - left - left
plavat
swim - swam - swum
This type of roses is (rare). You can't buy them anywhere else.
I ........ English every day. (study)
I study English every day.
"Pint" is a notable etymological exception in English, featuring the long diphthong /aɪ/ (/paɪnt/) instead of the short /ɪ/.