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Les 77 verbes irréguliers indispensables en anglais Show Shut Sing Sit Sleep Speak Spend Stand Steal Swim Take Teach Tell Think Throw Understan d Wake Wear Win Be Beat Become Begin Blow Break Bring Build Buy Catch Choose Come Cost Cut Do Draw Drink Drive Eat Fall Feel Fight Find Fly Forget Get Give Go Grow Have Hear Hide Hit Hold Hurt Keep Know Leave Lend Let Lie Light Lose Make Meet Pay Put Read Ride Ring Rise Run Say See Sell Send Shine

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Slide 2 Les 77 verbes irrguliers indispensables en anglais Show Shut Sing Sit Sleep Speak Spend Stand Steal Swim Take Teach Tell Think Throw Understand Wake Wear Win Write Be Beat Become Begin Blow Break Bring Build Buy Catch Choose Come Cost Cut Do Draw Drink Drive Eat Fall Feel Fight Find Fly Forget Get Give Go Grow Have Hear Hide Hit Hold Hurt Keep Know Leave Lend Let Lie Light Lose Make Meet Pay Put Read Ride Ring Rise Run Say See Sell Send Shine Slide 3 To be or not to be, that is the question be[bi:] was / were [w z / w : ] been[bi:n] Slide 4 The teacher is beating a pupil beat[bi:t]beat[bi:t]beaten[bi:tn] Slide 5 He has become famous become [b k m] became [b ke m] become [b k m] Slide 6 The new year begins on January 1 begin [b g n] began [b gn] begun [b g n] Slide 7 She is blowing on a dandelion blow [bl :] blew[blu:]blown [bl :n] Slide 8 She is breaking an egg break [bre k] broke [br k] broken [br kn] Slide 9 The postman is bringing the mail bring [br ] brought [br :t] brought Slide 10 He is building a wall build [b ld] built [b lt] built Slide 11 She is buying something buy [ba ] bought [b :t] bought Slide 12 He is catching the ball catch [k ] caught [k :t] caught Slide 13 She is choosing a shirt choose [ u:z] chose [ z] chosen [ zn] Slide 14 He is coming come [k m] came [ke m] come [k m] Slide 15 The tomatoes cost 14.80 a kilo cost [k st] cost cost Slide 16 The scissors are cutting the paper cut [k t] cut cut Slide 17 He is doing his homework do[du:]did [d d] done [d n] Slide 18 She is drawing draw [dr :] drew[dru:]drawn [dr :n] Slide 19 He is drinking water drink [dr k] drank[drk]drunk [dr k] Slide 20 She is driving her car drive [dra v] drove [dr v] driven [dr vn] Slide 21 She is eating a strawberry eat[i:t]ate [e t] eaten[i:tn] Slide 22 They are falling from the sky fall [f :l] fell[fel]fallen [f :ln] Slide 23 He is feeling the paper feel[fi:l]felt[felt]felt[felt] Slide 24 She is fighting fight [fa t] fought [f :t] fought Slide 25 He has found his key find [fa nd] found [fa nd] found Slide 26 The eagle is flying fly [fla ] flew[flu:]flown [fl n] Slide 27 He always forgets things forget [f get] forgot [f g t] forgotten [f g tn] Slide 28 We are getting mail get[get]got [g t] got Slide 29 She is giving a gift give [g v] gave [ge v] given [g vn] Slide 30 He is going go [g ] went[went]gone [g n] Slide 31 The plant is growing grow [gr ] grew[gru:]grown [gr n] Slide 32 She has a headache have[hv]had[hd]had[hd] Slide 33 You hear with your ears hear [h ] heard [h :d] heard Slide 34 The ostrich is hiding hide [ha d] hid [h d] hidden [h dn] Slide 35 He is hitting the ball hit [h t] hit hit Slide 36 She is holding a globe hold [h ld] held[held]held[held] Slide 37 She has hurt her elbow hurt [h :t] hurt hurt Slide 38 We must keep nature clean keep[ki:p]kept[kept]kept[kept] Slide 39 He knows the answer know [n ] knew[nju:]known [n n] Slide 40 He is leaving the house leave[li:v]left[left]left[left] Slide 41 He is lending her a knife lend[lend]lent[lend]lent[lend] Slide 42 They are letting their house let[let]let[let]let[let] Slide 43 She is lying in a hammock lie [la ] lay [le ] lain [le n] Slide 44 He is lighting a bulb light [la t] lit [l t] lit[lit] Slide 45 He has lost the game lose[lu:z]lost [l st] lost Slide 46 He is making his bed make [me k] made [me d] made Slide 47 They are meeting meet[mi:t]met[met]met[met] Slide 48 She is paying pay [pe ] paid [pe d] paid Slide 49 She is putting on make-up put [p t] put put Slide 50 She is reading a book read[ri:d]read[red]read[red] Slide 51 They are riding their bikes ride [ra d] rode [r d] ridden [r dn] Slide 52 The alarm clock is ringing ring [r ] rang[r]rung [r ] Slide 53 The sun is rising rise [ra z] rose [r z] risen [r zn] Slide 54 She is running run [r n] ran[rn]run Slide 55 She is saying something say [se ] said[sed]said[sed] Slide 56 You see with your eyes see[si:]saw [s :] seen[si:n] Slide 57 He is selling his house sell[sel]sold [s ld] sold Slide 58 He is sending a package send[send]sent[sent]send[sent] Slide 59 The sun is shining shine [ a n] shone [ n] shone Slide 60 He is showing something show [ ] showed [ d] shown [ n] Slide 61 He is shutting the door shut [ t] shut shut Slide 62 She is singing sing [s ] sang[s]sung [s ] Slide 63 She is sitting sit [s t] sat[st]sat[st] Slide 64 She is sleeping sleep[sli:p]slept[slept]slept[slept] Slide 65 She is speaking speak[spi:k]spoke [sp k] spoken [sp kn] Slide 66 Lets spend money spend[spend]spent[spent]spent[spent] Slide 67 They are standing stand[stnd]stood [st d] stood Slide 68 He is going to steal things steal[sti:l]stole [st l] stolen [st ln] Slide 69 He is swimming swim [sw m] swam[swm]swum [sw m] Slide 70 He is taking a ticket take [te k] took [t k] taken [te kn] Slide 71 She is teaching teach [ti: ] taught [t :t] taught Slide 72 She is telling a secret tell[tel]told [t ld] told Slide 73 He is thinking think [ k] thought [ :t] thought Slide 74 He is throwing the ball throw [r ] threw[ru:]thrown [r n] Slide 75 She understands understand [ nd stnd] understood [ nd st d] understood Slide 76 She is waking up wake [we k] woke [w k] woken [w kn] Slide 77 They are wearing costumes wear[we]wore [w :] worn [w :n] Slide 78 He has won a competition win [w n] won [w n] won Slide 79 She is writing write [ra t] wrote [r t] written [r tn] Slide 80 Adapt par Mrs Savourat Inspir du travail dAnne Pinel La plupart des transcriptions de Sophie Morin Les sons viennent du site dYvan Baptiste http://www.franglish.fr/diapoverb/clicverb.htm