Free English verb quiz
Irregular verbs quiz
Choose the right verb form in short sentences, read the explanation, and practise it aloud.
Choose the best verb form
Yesterday, I ___ to the shop.
Random grammar practice. No sign-up and no official score.
How this irregular verbs quiz works
- Read the sentence and notice the time or helper verb.
- Choose the base form, past form, or past participle that fits.
- Read the correction explanation after your answer.
- Make a new sentence and say it aloud.
Why irregular verbs need practice
Irregular verbs do not use one simple ending for every past form. You may recognise go, went, and gone when reading, but speaking requires you to choose the form quickly. Short examples help you connect the form to a real sentence instead of memorising an isolated list.
This quiz is a practice estimate, not a complete grammar measurement. For more sentence practice, try the English grammar quiz or the sentence builder game.
Common questions
Is this irregular verbs quiz free?
Yes. You can practise common irregular verbs in your browser without signing up or paying.
What does the irregular verbs quiz cover?
It uses short sentences with common base forms, past forms, and past participles such as go, went, gone and see, saw, seen.
Is this an official English grammar exam?
No. It is a quick practice quiz, not an official exam, certificate, or formal English level score.
How can I use irregular verbs in speaking?
After each answer, make one sentence about your own life. Rozy can help you practise those sentences in a conversation and correct grammar in context.
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