1. Past Tense (500 most common verbs) Universidad Santiago de Cali Professor: Arturo Valderruten Vidal Instructions: Search a verb alphabetically to practice or go straight for the quiz.

2. Regular verbs in English are conjugated in the past tense ending in "ed". Although it seems to be a very simple rule, there are different patterns for adding the endings to the verb stem. Here are some of the most common patterns. (A) ENDS IN A LONG VOWEL + CONSONANT OR CONSONANTS  Add the ed termination. (B) ENDS IN A SHORT VOWEL + CONSONANT  Double the consonant and add the ed termination. PRESENT Play Delight PAST FORM Played ? PRESENT Chat Compel PAST FORM Chatted ? (C) ENDS IN A CONSONANT + E  Add d(C) ENDS IN A CONSONANT + Y  Replace y for ied PRESENT Dance Save PAST FORM Danced ? PRESENT Copy Study PAST FORM Copied ? Irregular English verbs are difficult for students to memorize. By grouping verbs with similar changes together, you can remember them more easily. Here are some groups of irregular verbs that follow the same system of changes. Study the examples below, then deduct the past forms of the verbs in each group. (A) VOWEL CHANGES TO A(B) VOWEL CHANGES TO O, ENDS IN E PRESENT Begin Drink PAST FORM Began ? PRESENT Awake break PAST FORM Awoke ? (C) VOWEL CHANGES TO O(D) ENDS IN EW PRESENT Strive Drive PAST FORM Strove ? PRESENT Blow Fly PAST FORM Flew ?

3. Simple form: add Simple past form: ? Click to answer adicionar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? But there is one quite cheap and uncomplicated way to increase study time: add more homework.

4. Simple form: advise Simple past form: ? Click to answer sugerir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The authors advise introducing new foods slowly but persistently.

5. Simple form: afford Simple past form: ? Click to answer costearse / permitirse el lujo de This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Pesticides allow fruits and vegetables to be produced more cheaply, he says, which means more poor people can afford to eat them.

6. Simple form: agree Simple past form: ? Click to answer estar de acuerdo This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? French taxi drivers agree to increase number of cabs in Paris.

7. Simple form: allow Simple past form: ? Click to answer permitir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Many trainers allow soccer players to have sex before the match.

8. Simple form: annoy Simple past form: ? Click to answer molestar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Big things, little things, all kinds of things annoy you.

9. Simple form: answer Simple past form: ? Click to answer responder This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We will make every effort to answer your queries and will reply to you via email within two business days.

10. Simple form: apologize Simple past form: ? Click to answer ofrecer disculpas This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We apologize for the error, which has been corrected online.

11. Simple form: appear Simple past form: ? Click to answer parecer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? These microbes appear to be related to present-day organisms.

12. Simple form: argue Simple past form: ? Click to answer discutir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Husbands and wives have been known to argue with each other.

13. Simple form: arrange Simple past form: ? Click to answer acomodar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? In a circle, arrange chairs facing outward to total one fewer than the number of players.

14. Simple form: ask Simple past form: ? Click to answer preguntar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Ask a question by clicking on the chat link and typing your question there.

15. Simple form: attach Simple past form: ? Click to answer adjuntar / atar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Antibodies recognize and attach themselves to these molecules, rendering them harmless.

16. Simple form: attend Simple past form: ? Click to answer asistir a un evento This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Please complete one application for each program you wish to attend.

17. Simple form: avoid Simple past form: ? Click to answer evitar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We use condoms to avoid AIDS.

18. Simple form: awake Simple past form: ? Click to answer despertar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Eating chocolate at night can potentially awake your brain.

19. Simple form: be Simple past form: ? Click to answer ser / estar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I'm a good student.

20. Simple form: become Simple past form: ? Click to answer volverse This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Humans are about to become a majority urban species for the first time.

21. Simple form: beg Simple past form: ? Click to answer rogar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Call your doctor and beg the receptionist for an urgent appointment.

22. Simple form: begin Simple past form: ? Click to answer comenzar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When pineapple leaves start to grow, begin fertilizing.

23. Simple form: behave Simple past form: ? Click to answer comportarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? They have an inability to control their emotions or to behave rationally.

24. Simple form: belong Simple past form: ? Click to answer pertenecer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Faculty members who belong to unions already have formal support systems in place.

25. Simple form: bet Simple past form: ? Click to answer apostar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I bet $260.000 that Deportivo Cali wins next Sunday.

26. Simple form: bless Simple past form: ? Click to answer bendecir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? They bless babies, they bury elders, they sanctify marriages.

27. Simple form: blow Simple past form: ? Click to answer soplar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If the wind doesn't blow, the grass doesn't stir.

28. Simple form: bite Simple past form: ? Click to answer morder This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Barking dogs don't bite.

29. Simple form: bleed Simple past form: ? Click to answer sangrar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? After I fell form the bike, I noticed I was bleeding.

30. Simple form: boil Simple past form: ? Click to answer hervir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Boil the egg in water for ten minutes.

31. Simple form: borrow Simple past form: ? Click to answer tomar prestado This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Can I borrow your car?

32. Simple form: bow Simple past form: ? Click to answer hacer una venia This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't forget to bow in front of the princess.

33. Simple form: break Simple past form: ? Click to answer romper This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Despite one misconception, there is no evidence that a bone that breaks will heal to be stronger than it was before.

34. Simple form: breathe Simple past form: ? Click to answer respirar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? After being in the water for over five minutes, the magician released himself and was able to breathe.

35. Simple form: bring Simple past form: ? Click to answer traer This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Remember to bring the music for the party.

36. Simple form: build Simple past form: ? Click to answer construir This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We build a new stadium for our team.

37. Simple form: brush Simple past form: ? Click to answer cepillarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't forget to brush your teeth after each meal.

38. Simple form: bump Simple past form: ? Click to answer toparse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If you bump into someone, say ' sorry '.

39. Simple form: burn Simple past form: burned and …? Click to answer quemar This verb is both regular and irregular. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? That acid can burn your skin.

40. Simple form: bury Simple past form: ? Click to answer sepultar, enterrar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I'm going to bury my dead cat in the yard.

41. Simple form: buy Simple past form: ? Click to answer comprar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I need to buy a lamp for the livingroom.

42. Simple form: call Simple past form: ? Click to answer llamar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Use my cell phone to call an ambulance.

43. Simple form: care Simple past form: ? Click to answer cuidar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I don't care about your problems.

44. Simple form: carry Simple past form: ? Click to answer cargar en brazos, llevar a cuestas This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The husband carries his wife into the bedroom.

45. Simple form: catch Simple past form: ? Click to answer atrapar, agarrar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I prefer to stay home, I don't want to catch a flu.

46. Simple form: cause Simple past form: ? Click to answer causar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I didn't mean to cause any trouble.

47. Simple form: challenge Simple past form: ? Click to answer retar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We're going to challenge the world champions.

48. Simple form: change Simple past form: ? Click to answer cambiar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Susan wants to change her look.

49. Simple form: charge Simple past form: ? Click to answer cargar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Plug in the cell phone so the battery charges for a while.

50. Simple form: cheat Simple past form: ? Click to answer engañar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Good students don't cheat during the exam.

51. Simple form: check Simple past form: ? Click to answer chequear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Let me check... yes, there are seats available on that flight.

52. Simple form: chew Simple past form: ? Click to answer masticar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Baseball players usually chew tobacco.

53. Simple form: choose Simple past form: ? Click to answer escoger This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I think I'll choose the blue dress.

54. Simple form: chop Simple past form: ? Click to answer cortar, picar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? For this soup, chop vegetables and boil them for half an hour.

55. Simple form: claim Simple past form: ? Click to answer reclamar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? You can claim your luggage at the basement.

56. Simple form: clean Simple past form: ? Click to answer limpiar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? To clean is to take action to make something not dirty.

57. Simple form: close Simple past form: ? Click to answer cerrar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Close de door behind you, please.

58. Simple form: collect Simple past form: ? Click to answer coleccionar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When I was a kid, I used to collect stamps.

59. Simple form: come Simple past form: ? Click to answer venir, llegar / venirse This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Come to my office, so we can discuss this issue personally.

60. Simple form: comb Simple past form: ? Click to answer peinar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I use this device to cut my hair as I comb it.

61. Simple form: compete Simple past form: ? Click to answer competir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The Colombian rollerbladers have to compete against the South Koreans.

62. Simple form: complain Simple past form: ? Click to answer quejarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If you don't solve this problem now, I'm going to complain with the manager.

63. Simple form: concern Simple past form: ? Click to answer preocuparse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This situation concerns the police. I'm calling them.

64. Simple form: confuse Simple past form: ? Click to answer confundir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? These questions confuse me a lot. I think they should rephrase them.

65. Simple form: contain Simple past form: ? Click to answer contener This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? There are many boxes, but only one contains the prize.

66. Simple form: cost Simple past form: ? Click to answer costar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The jacket costs five hundred dollars, it's too expensive.

67. Simple form: cough Simple past form: ? Click to answer toser This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? What about if you sneeze, cough or laugh?

68. Simple form: cover Simple past form: ? Click to answer cobrar / cubrir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? In this class we're going to cover these topics in-depth.

69. Simple form: crack Simple past form: ? Click to answer romper This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? What would you do if you crack a rib while doing CPR?

70. Simple form: cross Simple past form: ? Click to answer cruzar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Watch both sides before crossing the street.

71. Simple form: cut Simple past form: ? Click to answer cortar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Cut the lemon in two halves and squeeze it.

72. Simple form: cry Simple past form: ? Click to answer llorar / gritar de dolor This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Darling, the baby is crying.

73. Simple form: damage Simple past form: ? Click to answer dañar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If the injury damages a nerve, this may cause you to lose feeling in your arms and legs.

74. Simple form: deal Simple past form: ? Click to answer negociar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Because you can't deal with people in this manner.

75. Simple form: delay Simple past form: ? Click to answer retrasar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? They might delay the inevitable collapse of this house of cards, but it won't stop it.

76. Simple form: delight Simple past form: ? Click to answer deleitarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We have all kinds of tropical fruits that delight tourists.

77. Simple form: deliver Simple past form: ? Click to answer enviar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? You can deliver the pizza to the following address.

78. Simple form: deserve Simple past form: ? Click to answer merecer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? You've been a good student. You deserve a high score on this quiz.

79. Simple form: develop Simple past form: ? Click to answer desarrollar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The government has a project to develop an atomic bomb.

80. Simple form: dig Simple past form: ? Click to answer cavar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Knowing where fossils were found in the past might help them decide where to dig.

81. Simple form: disagree Simple past form: ? Click to answer estar en desacuerdo con This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Please read the paper and tell us which aspects of it you disagree with and why.

82. Simple form: disappear Simple past form: ? Click to answer desaparecer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Without insects and microbes, humans would disappear quickly.

83. Simple form: disapprove Simple past form: ? Click to answer desaprobar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? As expected, some politicians disapprove the government measures.

84. Simple form: dislike Simple past form: ? Click to answer no gustar de This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Politics must be kept by democracy: people decide whether it shall be accepted, or stop it if they dislike it.

85. Simple form: do Simple past form: ? Click to answer hacer This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? What are you doing?

86. Simple form: doubt Simple past form: ? Click to answer dudar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I doubt that's the correct way to solve this problem.

87. Simple form: drag Simple past form: ? Click to answer arrastrar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Drag the icon onto this window and you'll copy it.

88. Simple form: draw Simple past form: ? Click to answer dibujar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The kid is drawing a rabbit.

89. Simple form: dream Simple past form: dreamed and …? Click to answer soñar This verb is both regular and irregular. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It's funny, but when I dream, I can't fight anybody.

90. Simple form: dress Simple past form: ? Click to answer vestir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We dress for the activity and cycle quickly enough to get in time.

91. Simple form: drink Simple past form: ? Click to answer beber This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? New regulations in Colombia has increased fines to those who drive after drinking liquor.

92. Simple form: drive Simple past form: ? Click to answer conducir, manejar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I arrest you for driving under the influence of alcohol.

93. Simple form: dry Simple past form: ? Click to answer secar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This washing machine also dries your clothes within two hours.

94. Simple form: eat Simple past form: ? Click to answer comer This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I love to eat healthy food.

95. Simple form: earn Simple past form: ? Click to answer ganar sueldo This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Americans earn more money than Colombians, yet we're happier.

96. Simple form: embarrass Simple past form: ? Click to answer avergonzar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? You embarrass me with your childish attitude.

97. Simple form: employ Simple past form: ? Click to answer dar empleo, contratar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? There are several methods you can employ to hide your e-mail address from spam.

98. Simple form: encourage Simple past form: ? Click to answer animar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We encourage creativity and the capacity for individual discovery through smart fun.

99. Simple form: end Simple past form: ? Click to answer terminar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I hate when the movie ends with such a silly outcome.

100. Simple form: enjoy Simple past form: ? Click to answer disfrutar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I really enjoy dancing bachata.

101. Simple form: entertain Simple past form: ? Click to answer entretener This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? But this destination offers more than concerts to entertain its weekend visitors.

102. Simple form: expect Simple past form: ? Click to answer esperar, tener expectativa This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Let someone know where you are going and when you expect to be back.

103. Simple form: explain Simple past form: ? Click to answer explicar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Greenhouse gases alone cannot explain the warming climate in the Himalayas.

104. Simple form: fail Simple past form: ? Click to answer fallar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? There is no question that you might fail if you try something new.

105. Simple form: fall Simple past form: ? Click to answer caer This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When drops of rain fall, some of them flow downhill, each carrying a bit of dirt.

106. Simple form: fear Simple past form: ? Click to answer temer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The best way to avoid punishment is to fear it.

107. Simple form: feed Simple past form: ? Click to answer alimentar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The lights on the tank extend daylight hours to keep the fish feeding longer and growing faster.

108. Simple form: feel Simple past form: ? Click to answer sentir This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If you feel blue, it means that you feel sad.

109. Simple form: fight Simple past form: ? Click to answer pelear This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't fight against a bully, try to talk to teachers instead.

110. Simple form: file Simple past form: ? Click to answer archivar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? You can file these documents right here in alphabetical order.

111. Simple form: fill Simple past form: ? Click to answer llenar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't fill the jar till the edge, you might spill the juice.

112. Simple form: find Simple past form: ? Click to answer encontrar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I can't find this address, can you give me some directions?

113. Simple form: fire Simple past form: ? Click to answer incendiar / despedir del trabajo This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Rumors say that the boss is going to fire one of us.

114. Simple form: fit Simple past form: fitted and …? Click to answer caber, quedar bien la ropa This verb is both regular and irregular. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? These new blue jeans really fit very well.

115. Simple form: fix Simple past form: ? Click to answer arreglar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If you can't fix your computer by yourself, call a technician.

116. Simple form: flood Simple past form: ? Click to answer inundar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Before the construction of the dam, waters used to flood these lands every year.

117. Simple form: flow Simple past form: ? Click to answer fluír This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The pressure due to the water flowing in the pipe is proportional to the length of the pipe.

118. Simple form: fly Simple past form: ? Click to answer volar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This theory states that some dinosaurs learned how to fly and evolved into birds.

119. Simple form: fold Simple past form: ? Click to answer doblar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Fold the document, put it in an envelope, seal it, and send it to me as soon as possible.

120. Simple form: follow Simple past form: ? Click to answer seguir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? There are guard dogs, who follow around security personnel, treating them as the alpha leaders of their packs.

121. Simple form: fool Simple past form: ? Click to answer engañar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? You're chatting during the exam, are you trying to fool me?

122. Simple form: forbid Simple past form: ? Click to answer prohibir This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? They forbid eating snacks in this theater.

123. Simple form: forget Simple past form: ? Click to answer olvidar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't forget to turn off the light when you leave the bedroom.

124. Simple form: forgive Simple past form: ? Click to answer perdonar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Forgive my manners, sometimes I act in a wrong way, but I promise I'll change.

125. Simple form: freeze Simple past form: ? Click to answer congelar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Remember to freeze any food you're not going to eat immediately.

126. Simple form: frighten Simple past form: ? Click to answer asustar, aterrar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Jhonny, stop frightening your little sister with that mask.

127. Simple form: fry Simple past form: ? Click to answer fritar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This appliance is excellent to fry potatoes, fish or any other ingredient.

128. Simple form: gather Simple past form: ? Click to answer reunirse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Many people gather in the Plaza de mayo, in Buenos Aires.

129. Simple form: get Simple past form: ? Click to answer conseguir, obtener / llegar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Results are what you expect, and consequences are what you get.

130. Simple form: give Simple past form: ? Click to answer dar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This equipment is a lot more useful when the data it gives can be quickly related to our observations.

131. Simple form: go Simple past form: ? Click to answer ir This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? His family didn't talk about work because he's going to school and he loves to go to school.

132. Simple form: grab Simple past form: ? Click to answer coger, agarrar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? For years, high-school students who wanted information on a college could always grab a brochure from the counselor's office.

133. Simple form: greet Simple past form: ? Click to answer saludar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? People in many countries greet each other with a bow.

134. Simple form: grow Simple past form: ? Click to answer crecer This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? With the help of this vitamin complement we keep the pigs growing faster.

135. Simple form: guard Simple past form: ? Click to answer vigilar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? And to guard against bugs, you'll need an extra mesh insert.

136. Simple form: guess Simple past form: ? Click to answer adivinar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Mom, guess what I have in my hand right now... it's a cockroach!

137. Simple form: guide Simple past form: ? Click to answer guiar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I guide people to countries in Africa, like Kenya.

138. Simple form: handle Simple past form: ? Click to answer manipular This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Over the last couple of years your company has eliminated jobs, and you now have more work than you can handle.

139. Simple form: happen Simple past form: ? Click to answer ocurrir, suceder This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The theory is that the collision, if there is one, won't happen for another three or four billion years.

140. Simple form: hang Simple past form: hanged and …? Click to answer colgar This verb is both regular and irregular. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The corpse was found hanging from a tree.

141. Simple form: harass Simple past form: ? Click to answer acosar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The boss was accused of sexually harassing his secretary.

142. Simple form: harm Simple past form: ? Click to answer lastimar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The chemical building blocks that make plastics so versatile are the same components that might harm people and the environment.

143. Simple form: hate Simple past form: ? Click to answer odiar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I hate when people don't turn off their phones during a movie.

144. Simple form: have Simple past form: ? Click to answer tener This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I have a good idea: I want to learn most of the verbs conjugations.

145. Simple form: heal Simple past form: ? Click to answer sanar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? A nurse is supposed to cure everything, to heal all wounds.

146. Simple form: heat Simple past form: ? Click to answer calentar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? He used the oaks for heating the cabin. He used candles for light. He had a hen and a pig. He was so happy with so little.

147. Simple form: hear Simple past form: ? Click to answer oír This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The voice you hear when you speak is the combination of sound carried along both ears.

148. Simple form: help Simple past form: ? Click to answer ayudar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? God helps those who help themselves.

149. Simple form: hide Simple past form: ? Click to answer esconder This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The trouble is, too many clouds hide where the sun will shine.

150. Simple form: hit Simple past form: ? Click to answer golpear This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Whether the pitcher hits the stone or the stone hits the pitcher, it goes ill with the pitcher.

151. Simple form: hope Simple past form: ? Click to answer esperar, tener esperanza This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I hope you can get to the meeting on time.

152. Simple form: hug Simple past form: ? Click to answer abrazar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Having not seen each other for a couple of months, this brother and sister hug for a while.

153. Simple form: hunt Simple past form: ? Click to answer cazar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The dog that is forced into the wood will not hunt many deer.

154. Simple form: hurry Simple past form: ? Click to answer apurar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? He never seemed to hurry, or move any more than necessary.

155. Simple form: hurt Simple past form: ? Click to answer herir, lastimar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Evidence is mounting that repeated concussions can hurt the brain in the long-term.

156. Simple form: improve Simple past form: ? Click to answer mejorar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Arthur traveled to Australia because he wanted to improve his English pronunciation.

157. Simple form: increase Simple past form: ? Click to answer incrementar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Sea level rise can increase the height of storm waves, making more areas vulnerable to storm damage.

158. Simple form: injure Simple past form: ? Click to answer herir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't play with those machetes, you can actually injure yourself.

159. Simple form: introduce Simple past form: ? Click to answer presentar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Allow me to introduce my future wife, Veronica.

160. Simple form: itch Simple past form: ? Click to answer picar, sentir escozor This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I stepped on an anthill and now my legs itch like hell.

161. Simple form: jam Simple past form: ? Click to answer atascar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It was a bug in the connectors that caused cash machines to jam.

162. Simple form: jog Simple past form: ? Click to answer trotar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Claudis likes to go jogging every morning between 6:00 and 7:00.

163. Simple form: join Simple past form: ? Click to answer unirse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Join us now and you won't regret it. The party is about to start.

164. Simple form: joke Simple past form: ? Click to answer bromear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I like people who joke about themselves better than those who laugh at others.

165. Simple form: judge Simple past form: ? Click to answer juzgar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't judge me based on my appearance, do it based on my actions.

166. Simple form: jump Simple past form: ? Click to answer saltar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't jump to conclusions before you hear us.

167. Simple form: kick Simple past form: ? Click to answer patear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Falcao kicks the ball and yes! it's another goal for AS Monaco. That's Monaco 2, PSG 1.

168. Simple form: keep Simple past form: ? Click to answer mantener / sostener This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? With regard to donations always expect the most from prudent people, who keep their own accounts.

169. Simple form: kill Simple past form: ? Click to answer matar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This spider species is called the black widow because the female kills the male right after copulation.

170. Simple form: kiss Simple past form: ? Click to answer besar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I declare you husband and wife. You can kiss her now.

171. Simple form: knock Simple past form: ? Click to answer golpear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't knock on the door, ring the bell instead.

172. Simple form: know Simple past form: ? Click to answer saber, conocer This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I know this land like the back of my hand.

173. Simple form: label Simple past form: ? Click to answer marcar, etiquetar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Remember to label all chemical substances properly, including important data such as the concentration, pH, etc.

174. Simple form: land Simple past form: ? Click to answer aterrizar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The new Mars rover is expected to land the red planet's surface in August, 2019.

175. Simple form: last Simple past form: ? Click to answer durar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? A relationship based on money, gifts and other material things won't last forever.

176. Simple form: laugh Simple past form: ? Click to answer reír This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? What are you laughing at?

177. Simple form: launch Simple past form: ? Click to answer lanzar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The Russians are planning to launch a new military satellite next summer.

178. Simple form: lead Simple past form: ? Click to answer liderar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? As a candidate, if elected, I'm well prepared to lead this country through a path of peace and prosperity.

179. Simple form: learn Simple past form: learned and …? Click to answer aprender This verb is both regular and irregular. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I can learn more from repetition and memory exercises rather than those annoying grammar-based exercises.

180. Simple form: leave Simple past form: ? Click to answer salir, irse This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When confronted by predators, elk are likely to flee in a herd, leaving the weak behind as prime targets.

181. Simple form: lend Simple past form: ? Click to answer dar en préstamo This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? So I asked my dad to lend me his brand-new car, and guess what he said?

182. Simple form: let Simple past form: ? Click to answer permitir, dejar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Let the kid play with mud. Some doctors say it actually helpls him build antibodies.

183. Simple form: lie Simple past form: ? Click to answer mentir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Never lie to you mother. Say always the truth to her.

184. Simple form: like Simple past form: ? Click to answer gustar de This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Who do you like better? Justin Biever or Rihanna?

185. Simple form: listen Simple past form: ? Click to answer escuchar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Listen to the CD and answer the questions.

186. Simple form: live Simple past form: ? Click to answer vivir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? No other life is worth living no mater how long technology can extend life.

187. Simple form: load Simple past form: ? Click to answer cargar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Workers loading and unloading materials should be instructed in safe procedures appropriate to the material they handle.

188. Simple form: lock Simple past form: ? Click to answer asegurar, poner candado o cerrojo This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't lock the door or else I'm going to call the firemen to let me in.

189. Simple form: look Simple past form: ? Click to answer mirar / parecer, semejar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Although warthogs look fierce, they are actually herbivores who prefer to run away rather than fight.

190. Simple form: love Simple past form: ? Click to answer amar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? He even found a permanent research position, which he loves.

191. Simple form: lose Simple past form: ? Click to answer perder This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? In some types of deafness, you only lose the ability to hear high or low tones.

192. Simple form: make Simple past form: ? Click to answer hacer, fabricar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The wood resisted rot and termites, making it a favorite for fencing, utility poles and furniture.

193. Simple form: manage Simple past form: ? Click to answer administrar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? There are many ways to manage your finances online.

194. Simple form: marry Simple past form: ? Click to answer casarse con This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Her boyfriend kneeled down and asked her to marry him.

195. Simple form: match Simple past form: ? Click to answer emparejar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Match column A which includes adjectives with its opposite in column B.

196. Simple form: matter Simple past form: ? Click to answer importar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? You broke the flower vase? It doesn't matter, it was an old one actually.

197. Simple form: mean Simple past form: ? Click to answer significar, querer decir This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? But it also means that college doesn't provide the usual escape from the realities of the job market.

198. Simple form: measure Simple past form: ? Click to answer medir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Physicists came up with a new method to measure the weight of an electron.

199. Simple form: meet Simple past form: ? Click to answer conocer / encontrarse con / satisfacer This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It's a pleasure to meet you.

200. Simple form: melt Simple past form: ? Click to answer derretirse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Due to greenhouse effect, our snow-capped mountains are melting faster than expected.

201. Simple form: miss Simple past form: ? Click to answer extrañar / perderse de This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? You can't miss the Louvre museum when you travel to Paris.

202. Simple form: mix Simple past form: ? Click to answer mezclar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Mix the ingredients in a recipient containing a litter of boiling water and stir.

203. Simple form: mourn Simple past form: ? Click to answer llorar, lamentarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We mourn the loss of a great leader, a faultless partner, and a beloved friend.

204. Simple form: initiate Simple past form: ? Click to answer iniciar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We can initiate the lab session by making an inventory of the selected material.

205. Simple form: murder Simple past form: ? Click to answer asesinar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? To murder someone is considered a crime in every country, despite their religion or political system.

206. Simple form: need Simple past form: ? Click to answer necesitar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? He didn't even have a good reason of needing the money.

207. Simple form: nest Simple past form: ? Click to answer anidar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? One of the biggest challenges of this bird species is finding suitable places to nest.

208. Simple form: notice Simple past form: ? Click to answer notar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Notice the green led, if it's flashing it means that the camera is ready to record.

209. Simple form: number Simple past form: ? Click to answer numerar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Our clerks shall number the incoming requests in order to reply them as they are processed.

210. Simple form: obtain Simple past form: ? Click to answer obtener This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We can obtain a professional sound quality with this software.

211. Simple form: occur Simple past form: ? Click to answer ocurrir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It doesn't occur to me a good solution to this problem.

212. Simple form: offer Simple past form: ? Click to answer ofrecer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We can offer free accommodation to tourists who signed up to our scholarship.

213. Simple form: open Simple past form: ? Click to answer abrir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Someone opened a small window in the door and peered at me through an iron grate.

214. Simple form: order Simple past form: ? Click to answer ordenar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I'm not ordering you to finish the project, I'm just requesting prompt results.

215. Simple form: owe Simple past form: ? Click to answer deber This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I owe you an apology, I was very rude with you last night.

216. Simple form: own Simple past form: ? Click to answer poseer, ser dueño de This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I own an apartment and two cars. Do you think I can apply for this housing program?

217. Simple form: park Simple past form: ? Click to answer parquear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It's forbidden to park here, let's move to a parking area.

218. Simple form: paste Simple past form: ? Click to answer pegar, fijar con pegamento This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Copy and paste your password here and we'll grant you free internet access.

219. Simple form: pay Simple past form: ? Click to answer pagar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Money borrowed without security is a debt of honor that you must pay as promptly as possible.

220. Simple form: perform Simple past form: ? Click to answer desempeñarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I saw Katherine Ibarguen performing one of her best jumps of the season.

221. Simple form: pick Simple past form: ? Click to answer coger This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Pick a number and wait for the raffle to start shortly.

222. Simple form: place Simple past form: ? Click to answer poner, ubicar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Place the plant in the container off-center and rotated forward at a slight angle to face the viewer.

223. Simple form: play Simple past form: ? Click to answer jugar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Let's play videogames after we finish homework.

224. Simple form: plug Simple past form: ? Click to answer conectar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Plug the device and it will be ready to play.

225. Simple form: point Simple past form: ? Click to answer apuntar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't point at me, it's bad manners.

226. Simple form: polish Simple past form: ? Click to answer pulir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I'm afraid I'll be busy this afternoon, I'm going to polish my car.

227. Simple form: post Simple past form: ? Click to answer publicar / fijar un anuncio / enviar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? They've posted many videoclips on Youtube about how to make a nuclear bomb.

228. Simple form: pour Simple past form: ? Click to answer verter This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Pour the honey over the cookies and enjoy.

229. Simple form: pray Simple past form: ? Click to answer orar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? In this extended family, people gather to pray in times of trouble.

230. Simple form: print Simple past form: ? Click to answer imprimir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The impulse to print the reports of travelers did not come until there was land to be sold.

231. Simple form: prove Simple past form: proved and …? Click to answer probar, demostrar This verb is both regular and irregular. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? City life is no better, and can in fact prove far more vicious.

232. Simple form: provide Simple past form: ? Click to answer proveer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? How to provide privacy while maximizing space was the problem tackled in the design of this master bath.

233. Simple form: pull Simple past form: ? Click to answer halar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The muscles receive an order to pull those fingers away from the surface.

234. Simple form: punish Simple past form: ? Click to answer castigar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It doesn't make a lot of sense to punish you for it.

235. Simple form: push Simple past form: ? Click to answer empujar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Life tries to push entropy in the opposite direction.

236. Simple form: put Simple past form: ? Click to answer poner This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? She had to be put on medication to heal her sick liver.

237. Simple form: quit Simple past form: ? Click to answer dejar de, abandonar / marcharse / renunciar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The last two park rangers quit because of ghosts.

238. Simple form: rain Simple past form: ? Click to answer llover This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If it should rain, slip into a shelter, or grab a seat in the main house and have tea.

239. Simple form: raise Simple past form: ? Click to answer elevar / criar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I'm happy to be raising my family in my own private space.

240. Simple form: read Simple past form: ? Click to answer leer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Please read these requirements before you reschedule the appointment.

241. Simple form: reach Simple past form: ? Click to answer alcanzar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Fans of intense psychological dramas can expect to be emotionally drained by the time they reach the last chapter.

242. Simple form: realize Simple past form: ? Click to answer darse cuenta This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? They don't seem to realize the consequences of this admission.

243. Simple form: receive Simple past form: ? Click to answer recibir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Applications without unofficial transcripts attached to the application will not receive consideration.

244. Simple form: recognize Simple past form: ? Click to answer reconocer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Our annual prizes recognize successful innovators in seven categories.

245. Simple form: record Simple past form: ? Click to answer grabar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? You can record up to two hours of high definition video with this camera.

246. Simple form: refuse Simple past form: ? Click to answer rechazar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Loyalists would of course refuse, which would then result either in their imprisonment or a lynching.

247. Simple form: regret Simple past form: ? Click to answer lamentar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If there's something I regret about my last divorce it's that I didn't file for it earlier.

248. Simple form: reject Simple past form: ? Click to answer rechazar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? But some curators reject putting up barriers between artwork and visitor.

249. Simple form: release Simple past form: ? Click to answer soltar / publicar un libro o disco This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Fans can expect to hear some of this new material at upcoming live dates, as well as favorites as they release the whole collection.

250. Simple form: rely Simple past form: ? Click to answer confiar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Our study also showed that scientists could rely on computer simulations to help examine fascinating questions in biomechanics.

251. Simple form: remain Simple past form: ? Click to answer permanecer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The ship remains intact, but some radiation is escaping from the hull into the surrounding environment.

252. Simple form: remember Simple past form: ? Click to answer recordar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Remember, if you have nothing to hide and want people to think you have nothing to hide then hide nothing.

253. Simple form: remind Simple past form: ? Click to answer recordar, avisar algo This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Then you can remind them that if they continue to do this, they will be asked to leave.

254. Simple form: replace Simple past form: ? Click to answer reemplazar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The only practical solution is to replace the whole set of steps.

255. Simple form: reply Simple past form: ? Click to answer responder This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We will make every effort to answer your queries and will reply to you via email within two business days.

256. Simple form: request Simple past form: ? Click to answer solicitar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If you request our service, you must pay 50% in advance.

257. Simple form: retire Simple past form: ? Click to answer jubilarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Those who have received the blessings retire with spiritual satisfaction.

258. Simple form: ride Simple past form: ? Click to answer montar en / viajar en This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Strong Men, riding horses. In the West On a range five hundred miles away.

259. Simple form: ring Simple past form: ? Click to answer timbrar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Does it ring the bell?

260. Simple form: risk Simple past form: ? Click to answer arriesgar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Population growth and sea-level rise risks this area to be flooded in the future.

261. Simple form: roll Simple past form: ? Click to answer enrollar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Roll artichokes in oil to coat, and turn cut sides down.

262. Simple form: rub Simple past form: ? Click to answer frotar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Rub the ointment gently over the burned area.

263. Simple form: rule Simple past form: ? Click to answer mandar, gobernar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It is easier to govern a kingdom than to rule a family.

264. Simple form: run Simple past form: ? Click to answer correr This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The amount of skin indicates how muscular the hadrosaur was and, consequently, how fast it could run.

265. Simple form: rush Simple past form: ? Click to answer apurarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Fools rush in Where wise men never go.

266. Simple form: save Simple past form: ? Click to answer salvar / guardar / ahorrar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? All that people have they will give to save their lives.

267. Simple form: say Simple past form: ? Click to answer decir This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Hear what four scholars have to say about this discovery.

268. Simple form: scare Simple past form: ? Click to answer asustar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The dogs are trained to scare cheetahs away by barking at them real loud.

269. Simple form: scold Simple past form: ? Click to answer regañar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Do not scold or pressure the kids when they are doing their homework.

270. Simple form: scratch Simple past form: ? Click to answer rayar, arañar, rascar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Man has lost the basic skill of the ape, the ability to scratch its back. Which gave it extraordinary independence.

271. Simple form: scream Simple past form: ? Click to answer gritar, chillar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? And whenever the system collapses, they scream.

272. Simple form: search Simple past form: ? Click to answer buscar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Hunger evolved as a trigger to drive us to search or hunt food.

273. Simple form: see Simple past form: ? Click to answer ver This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We can expect to see many similar advances in the near future.

274. Simple form: seek Simple past form: ? Click to answer buscar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? To guard against future adversity, they would be wise to seek both kinds of diversity.

275. Simple form: sell Simple past form: ? Click to answer vender This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The dead fish then float at the surface of the water, making them easy to catch and sell.

276. Simple form: send Simple past form: ? Click to answer enviar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It is this nostalgia that sends me on a short and nearly fruitless search for the original theatrical release to show the kids.

277. Simple form: shake Simple past form: ? Click to answer agitar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? In some groups monkeys kiss, in others they aggressively shake branches at one another.

278. Simple form: share Simple past form: ? Click to answer compartir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Please join the artist as he shares his journey to interpret his home state that he loves so much.

279. Simple form: shave Simple past form: ? Click to answer afeitarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Turn off the water while shaving, brushing your teeth or hand-washing dishes.

280. Simple form: shine Simple past form: ? Click to answer brillar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When you shine light on a substance, part of the light is reflected, part is transmitted and part is absorbed.

281. Simple form: shock Simple past form: ? Click to answer chocar, escandalizarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? There are persons who, when they cease to shock us, cease to interest us.

282. Simple form: shoot Simple past form: ? Click to answer disparar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The two beams of light shoot solemnly-yet hopefully, and beautifully-up into the sky.

283. Simple form: shop Simple past form: ? Click to answer hacer compras This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Here's what to eat, where to shop, and what to do.

284. Simple form: show Simple past form: ? Click to answer mostrar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? As the documentary shows, reefs are also a great place to hide.

285. Simple form: signal Simple past form: ? Click to answer señalar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? What is the best way to signal the boss that he should not be blaming me.

286. Simple form: sing Simple past form: ? Click to answer cantar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Something to think about when next you are tempted to sing in the bath.

287. Simple form: sin Simple past form: ? Click to answer pecar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? To sin offers repentance and forgiveness; not to sin offers only punishment.

288. Simple form: sink Simple past form: ? Click to answer hundirse This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The helicopter hovered above the surface for a moment, then crashed into the water and began to sink.

289. Simple form: sit Simple past form: ? Click to answer sentarse This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The first decision to make upon walking into a meeting room is where to sit.

290. Simple form: skip Simple past form: ? Click to answer omitir / saltarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? He plans to skip coffee and be on the water again before sunrise.

291. Simple form: sleep Simple past form: ? Click to answer dormir This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We spend a third of our lives asleep, but sleep researchers still don't know why.

292. Simple form: smell Simple past form: smelled and …? Click to answer oler This verb is both regular and irregular. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Select the fish with your nose: it should smell ocean-fresh or be odorless.

293. Simple form: smile Simple past form: ? Click to answer sonreír This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Your serious face is cute, but when you smile you look better.

294. Simple form: smoke Simple past form: ? Click to answer fumar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It is prohibited to smoke in this area.

295. Simple form: snow Simple past form: ? Click to answer nevar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I skied today because it is supposed to snow this afternoon and tomorrow.

296. Simple form: sound Simple past form: ? Click to answer sonar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? You want to take me out to the theater? That sounds great.

297. Simple form: speak Simple past form: ? Click to answer hablar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The school can't create a forum, and then only certain people get to speak there, without any reason.

298. Simple form: spell Simple past form: spelled and …? Click to answer deletrear This verb is both regular and irregular. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? A child's ability to read and spell is about 50 per cent inherited, with upbringing and schooling controlling the other half.

299. Simple form: spend Simple past form: ? Click to answer gastar dinero / pasar tiempo This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? On the roads there are many cars both because people can afford them and because people spend so much time stuck in traffic.

300. Simple form: spill Simple past form: spilled and …? Click to answer derramar This verb is both regular and irregular. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The worst that is likely to happen to someone spilling coffee onto a desktop computer's keyboard is that they get damaged.

301. Simple form: split Simple past form: ? Click to answer dividir, partir en dos This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Elisabeth Sexton CSR is free to hold a shareholder vote on its $3b plan to split into two companies, news that's driven stocks up almost 10%.

302. Simple form: spoil Simple past form: ? Click to answer malcriar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Kylie Minogue hopes her new album sells well, so she can afford to spoil her sister's baby.

303. Simple form: spot Simple past form: ? Click to answer ubicar / manchar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Pick off dried-up buds and flowers, spots where budworms may hide.

304. Simple form: spray Simple past form: ? Click to answer atomizar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I master the Art of a Professional when I Spray Painting onto your car.

305. Simple form: spread Simple past form: ? Click to answer esparcir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Some supermarkets are trying to hide the shortages by spreading bags of dog food along the meat shelves.

306. Simple form: stand Simple past form: ? Click to answer ponerse de pie / aguantar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? He loves standing on a chair, mixing his own bowl of flour and water.

307. Simple form: start Simple past form: ? Click to answer empezar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Twenty-nine universities across the country are starting a project to extend their high- speed networks to surrounding communities.

308. Simple form: stay Simple past form: ? Click to answer quedarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? They hide from predators by diving beneath the water's surface, where they can stay for up to five minutes.

309. Simple form: steal Simple past form: ? Click to answer robar, hurtar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Sometimes, it is hard to understand why a person would want to steal your identity.

310. Simple form: steer Simple past form: ? Click to answer dirigir / conducir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Bike lanes across Melbourne are being redesigned in a bid to encourage cyclists to steer clear of parked cars to avoid serious injuries in.

311. Simple form: stick Simple past form: ? Click to answer adherir This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Be generous with your expected return time and always stick with the plan.

312. Simple form: stink Simple past form: ? Click to answer heder, oler mal This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? While I wish I had a model-perfect smile, what I really wish is that my breath did not stink quite so badly in the morning.

313. Simple form: stir Simple past form: ? Click to answer revolver This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Stir the soup thoroughly during ten minutes before serving.

314. Simple form: stop Simple past form: ? Click to answer parar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? More and more people are turning to hypnotherapy to stop smoking.

315. Simple form: stretch Simple past form: ? Click to answer estirar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Keep stretching before the competition, that way you won't suffer any cramps.

316. Simple form: strike Simple past form: ? Click to answer atacar / golpear This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Check your insurance for coverage of emergencies known to strike your area.

317. Simple form: succeed Simple past form: ? Click to answer triunfar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Because kids who understand our world today can succeed in it tomorrow.

318. Simple form: suggest Simple past form: ? Click to answer sugerir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Now a new study suggests that the sounds she makes could hold clues about the origins of human language.

319. Simple form: suit Simple past form: ? Click to answer convenir / ajustar / instaurar demanda This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The cause is reduced to particulars to suit the size of their needs.

320. Simple form: broadcast Simple past form: broadcasted and …? Click to answer emitir por radio This verb is both regular and irregular. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Indeed, the entire appeal of the new age of online services is to broadcast personal information.

321. Simple form: supply Simple past form: ? Click to answer suministrar, proveer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Policymakers need to figure out how to supply water without degrading the natural ecosystems that provide it.

322. Simple form: support Simple past form: ? Click to answer apoyar, respaldar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? In addition, we support and encourage our suppliers to operate in accordance with our high standards.

323. Simple form: surround Simple past form: ? Click to answer rodear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Crystal waters and pristine reefs surround the island.

324. Simple form: suspect Simple past form: ? Click to answer sospechar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Every bank is suspect and any bank seeking to raise money by selling a position is more suspect than ever.

325. Simple form: swear Simple past form: ? Click to answer jurar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? They get in because doctors everywhere swear the same oath.

326. Simple form: sweat Simple past form: sweated and …? Click to answer sudar This verb is both regular and irregular. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Because it does not need to sweat to cool itself down, it saves water.

327. Simple form: swim Simple past form: ? Click to answer nadar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It's a lovely experience to swim in this silky, non-smelly water.

328. Simple form: take Simple past form: ? Click to answer tomar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If you need to take a break from working, there's a relaxation room downstairs.

329. Simple form: talk Simple past form: ? Click to answer hablar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Experienced travelers can talk for hours about where and how they hide their valuables.

330. Simple form: taste Simple past form: ? Click to answer saborear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? One puts salt on his food without tasting and the other does not.

331. Simple form: teach Simple past form: ? Click to answer enseñar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It's true enough that no one teaches professors how to teach.

332. Simple form: tell Simple past form: ? Click to answer decir This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Many shamans believe the plants will tell them how to cure the sick people.

333. Simple form: terrify Simple past form: ? Click to answer aterrorizar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It's a teleportation device which will surely terrify the travel industry with its promise of free, instantaneous transportation.

334. Simple form: test Simple past form: ? Click to answer ensayar, testear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? To avoid damaging the prototype, the team began by testing the helicopter with a bungee cord.

335. Simple form: thank Simple past form: ? Click to answer agradecer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Every man in his lifetime needs to thank his faults.

336. Simple form: think Simple past form: ? Click to answer pensar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Too often students think they must hide their attendance from everyone in thei department.

337. Simple form: threaten Simple past form: ? Click to answer amenazar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When temperatures threaten to dip below zero, bring the container into the garage or wrap it in a frost blanket.

338. Simple form: throw Simple past form: ? Click to answer tirar, lanzar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? It is physically impossible to throw a baseball slower than your arm is moving.

339. Simple form: tie Simple past form: ? Click to answer atar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? In addition, you should tie the legs of the calf so it does not immediately try to nurse the cow.

340. Simple form: tip Simple past form: ? Click to answer dar propina This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Tipping is not a town in China. Please, tip our waiters and waitresses here.

341. Simple form: touch Simple past form: ? Click to answer tocar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The amount of waters was beyond my imagination and the ability to almost touch the falls was overwhelming.

342. Simple form: tow Simple past form: ? Click to answer remolcar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When the truck arrived to tow the van, the driver discovered he couldn't pull it to safety.

343. Simple form: trace Simple past form: ? Click to answer rastrear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Anthropologists trace human origins back to one large ape.

344. Simple form: trade Simple past form: ? Click to answer negociar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When it comes to trading, governments entertain no presumption that people might actually know for themselves what is best.

345. Simple form: train Simple past form: ? Click to answer entrenar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Institutions are endowed to train women for all departments connected with the family state.

346. Simple form: trap Simple past form: ? Click to answer atrapar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The chances that we'll trap and collar a tiger today are slim.

347. Simple form: travel Simple past form: ? Click to answer viajar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Lisa loves traveling and talking to other people about what they do.

348. Simple form: treat Simple past form: ? Click to answer intentar, tratar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Many different medications are used to treat migraines.

349. Simple form: try Simple past form: ? Click to answer intentar / medirse o probar algo This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? These are a few of the many groups that are trying to help.

350. Simple form: turn Simple past form: ? Click to answer girar, convertir This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Turn plain paper into fancy wrapping with a tropical star fruit and an ink pad.

351. Simple form: type Simple past form: ? Click to answer digitar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This keyboard would make it a good tool for him to type emails and SMS messages.

352. Simple form: understand Simple past form: ? Click to answer entender This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Never sign a contract that you do not fully understand.

353. Simple form: unlock Simple past form: ? Click to answer desbloquear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? A tip for tourists: if your GPS system leads you into a forest, forces you to unlock gates and move rocks blocking the road, chances are something is amiss.

354. Simple form: unpack Simple past form: ? Click to answer desempacar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? After your next family trip to the grocery store, write down where each item was produced as you unpack the groceries.

355. Simple form: upset Simple past form: ? Click to answer enojar / perturbar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Yet the long economic slump is surely going to upset everybody.

356. Simple form: wait Simple past form: ? Click to answer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We see a lot of hurry up, but we still wait for our project approval.

357. Simple form: walk Simple past form: ? Click to answer caminar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? One of the biggest problems with modern footwear is that it has changed the way we walk.

358. Simple form: want Simple past form: ? Click to answer querer This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Cell-phone users who want to get out of work now have a new possibility: chat instead.

359. Simple form: wash Simple past form: ? Click to answer lavar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Turn off the water while shaving, brushing your teeth or hand-washing dishes.

360. Simple form: waste Simple past form: ? Click to answer desperdiciar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Don't waste your time, go straight to the office and compain to the manager.

361. Simple form: watch Simple past form: ? Click to answer mirar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Watching humans escape from dinosaurs might make for exciting cinema, but it is absolutely awful history.

362. Simple form: wear Simple past form: ? Click to answer vestir, llevar puesto This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Her favorite answer was that, in her days as a medical student, she used to wear what she liked.

363. Simple form: weigh Simple past form: ? Click to answer pesar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? To measure sublimation, one has to regularly weigh samples of ice in situ.

364. Simple form: welcome Simple past form: ? Click to answer saludar, dar la bienvenida This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We should welcome the former and discourage the latter.

365. Simple form: whisper Simple past form: ? Click to answer susurrar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? His colleagues whisper that his planet doesn't go all the way around his star.

366. Simple form: whistle Simple past form: ? Click to answer silbar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Depending on the species, marine mammals click and whistle at frequencies far higher than humans can detect.

367. Simple form: win Simple past form: ? Click to answer ganar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Eddy loves to invent things, and he is confident that he will win the science fair he is competing in.

368. Simple form: wish Simple past form: ? Click to answer desear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I wish that you were in the program with me, this semester.

369. Simple form: withdraw Simple past form: ? Click to answer retirar This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Many people would prefer not to have to submit their eyes for scanning in order to withdraw money from a cash dispenser.

370. Simple form: wonder Simple past form: ? Click to answer preguntarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? No wonder why the famous smile was even wider than usual.

371. Simple form: work Simple past form: ? Click to answer trabajar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I am working with my sister at her dental office.

372. Simple form: worry Simple past form: ? Click to answer preocuparse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Talk of cloning typically inspires speculation and worry about duplicating people.

373. Simple form: wrap Simple past form: ? Click to answer envolver This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When you've finally found the gift for the geek who has every gadget, make sure you wrap it in some suitably geeky wrapping paper.

374. Simple form: write Simple past form: ? Click to answer escribir This is an irregular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The juror should write a letter to the clerk of court requesting an excuse with an explanation.

375. Simple form: yell Simple past form: ? Click to answer gritar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? You may yell at your children once in a while, or you may yell at your spouse for what seems like no reason.

376. Simple form: patrol Simple past form: ? Click to answer patrullar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When soldiers, police, or guards patrol an area or building, they move around it in order to make sure that there is no trouble there.

377. Simple form: dial Simple past form: ? Click to answer marcar un número telefónico This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? if you dial a number, you turn the dial or press the buttons on a telephone in order to phone someone.

378. Simple form: worship Simple past form: ? Click to answer adorar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? St Jude's church is a public place to worship.

379. Simple form: handicap Simple past form: ? Click to answer perjudicar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If an event or a situation handicaps someone or something, it places them at a disadvantage.

380. Simple form: kidnap Simple past form: ? Click to answer secuestrar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? To kidnap someone is to take them away illegally and by force, and usually to hold them prisoner in order to demand something from their family, employer, or government.

381. Simple form: focus Simple past form: ? Click to answer enfocarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Many of the papers focus their attention on the controversy surrounding the Minister.

382. Simple form: gossip Simple past form: ? Click to answer chismosear This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Of course, it is natural that people want to flirt and gossip with one another.

383. Simple form: target Simple past form: ? Click to answer apuntar al blanco This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Anti-abortionists to target 10 seats in the upcoming elections.

384. Simple form: swell Simple past form: ? Click to answer hinchar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Lymphedema is a condition that causes the limbs to swell because the capacity of the lymphatic system is reduced.

385. Simple form: accommodate Simple past form: ? Click to answer alojar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Named after former Fullerton College student Bronwyn Dodson, this black-box theater can accommodate up to 150 audience members.

386. Simple form: decode Simple past form: ? Click to answer decodificar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? To decode the message, all you had to do was hold it up to a mirror.

387. Simple form: surrender Simple past form: ? Click to answer rendirse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? In joining the euro, countries had to surrender some sovereignty.

388. Simple form: submit Simple past form: ? Click to answer enviar This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Therefore, please be aware that information you submit is at your own risk.

389. Simple form: gamble Simple past form: ? Click to answer apostar / jugar con dinero This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? People Continue To Gamble Even Though They Continue To Lose.

390. Simple form: apply for Simple past form: ? Click to answer solicitar un cargo o beca This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? One thousand candidates apply for a scholarship every day.

391. Simple form: ask after Simple past form: ? Click to answer preguntar por alguien This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Luisa is asking after your mom.

392. Simple form: ask for Simple past form: ? Click to answer solicitar This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I called to ask for your phone extension.

393. Simple form: ask out Simple past form: ? Click to answer invitar a salir This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Barbara's friends always ask her out.

394. Simple form: back off Simple past form: ? Click to answer retractarse This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? They have fought about sex for years and she's finally persuaded him to back off a little.

395. Simple form: back up Simple past form: ? Click to answer apoyar / dar reversa This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The driver backs up to a loading dock, where fifteen mail carts await him.

396. Simple form: bank on Simple past form: ? Click to answer depender This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Security you can bank on still elusive.

397. Simple form: bark out Simple past form: ? Click to answer espetar This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When you are busy and under pressure, it is easy to bark out orders without listening.

398. Simple form: be about to Simple past form: ? Click to answer estar a punto de This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Mr. Clarke played the King all evening as though under constant fear that someone else could be about to play the Ace.

399. Simple form: be against Simple past form: ? Click to answer estar en contra This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? But for various reasons, a person may be against ear piercings.

400. Simple form: be away Simple past form: ? Click to answer estar lejos This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I knew we were going to be away for a few days and thought it would be good to have the house in order when we got back.

401. Simple form: be back Simple past form: ? Click to answer retornar This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I'll be back up there one of these days, and then you're really gonna see something!

402. Simple form: bear with Simple past form: ? Click to answer ser paciente con This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Can you bear with the committee until it reaches a decision?

403. Simple form: blow up Simple past form: ? Click to answer explotar / inflar / ponerse furioso / surgir This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We have to evacuate because some terrorists said that they're going to blow the building up at midday.

404. Simple form: break down Simple past form: ? Click to answer derrumbarse / averiarse / analizar y separar This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? After threats of torture, they can break the spy down.

405. Simple form: bring back Simple past form: ? Click to answer devolver / añorar This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? People may correctly remember the events of twenty years ago, but who remembers his fears? It is like trying to bring back the weather of that time.

406. Simple form: button up Simple past form: ? Click to answer abotonarse This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Your jacket's open. You'd better button up. It's cold. I'll button up in the car.

407. Simple form: calm down Simple past form: ? Click to answer relajarse This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Please calm down the children in the church!

408. Simple form: care about Simple past form: ? Click to answer preocuparse por algo This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I care very much about my family.

409. Simple form: catch up Simple past form: ? Click to answer alcanzar a alguien / ponerse al día This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Technology makes life easier and being a 15-year-old girl allows you to chat with friends and catch up on the latest gossip quicker.

410. Simple form: chop up Simple past form: ? Click to answer cortar en trozos, picar This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Then, chop up the potatoes and put them in the boiling water.

411. Simple form: clean out Simple past form: ? Click to answer dejar ordenado / gastarse todo el dinero This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The bill for supper cleaned me out, and we couldn't go to the film.

412. Simple form: close up Simple past form: ? Click to answer acercarse / clausurar This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Tom's restaurant nearly went out of business when the health department closed it up.

413. Simple form: come back Simple past form: ? Click to answer retornar, volver This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Then the Lord said to Moses, "Stretch out your hand over the sea, so that the water may come back upon the Egyptians, upon their chariots".

414. Simple form: cool down Simple past form: ? Click to answer relajarse This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I just stared at him while he was yelling. I knew that would cool him down.

415. Simple form: cope with Simple past form: ? Click to answer lidiar con algo, hacer frente This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I can't cope with your being late for work anymore.

416. Simple form: count in Simple past form: ? Click to answer incluir This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Please count me in for the party.

417. Simple form: count on Simple past form: ? Click to answer contar con alguien o algo This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Can I count upon you to do the job? Yes, you can count on me.

418. Simple form: cut across Simple past form: ? Click to answer tomar un atajo This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Eighty per cent of people who use the station cut across the tracks.

419. Simple form: deal with Simple past form: ? Click to answer lidiar con This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is not a big problem. I think I can deal with it.

420. Simple form: decide on Simple past form: ? Click to answer decidirse por algo This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Will you please hurry up and decide on someone to vote for?

421. Simple form: dig up Simple past form: ? Click to answer desenterrar This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Archaeologists just have to, at times, say 'Hold on, just delay the building of the supermarket while we dig up the Roman ruins'.

422. Simple form: dress up Simple past form: ? Click to answer vestir elegantemente This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The best piece of clothing can really dress up for a night out.

423. Simple form: drop by Simple past form: ? Click to answer venir sin avisar This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Nice to see you, Mary. You and Bob must drop by sometime.

424. Simple form: end up Simple past form: ? Click to answer terminar haciendo algo, decidir This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? They often don't end up in the same bed they start in, but they sleep OK.

425. Simple form: fall apart Simple past form: ? Click to answer desbaratarse This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Do you feel like your marriage is falling apart ? Are you and your wife arguing a lot about silly things that seem to snowball into knock-down.

426. Simple form: fall down Simple past form: ? Click to answer caer al suelo This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? For a man who knows little, and may some day learn enough of his own ignorance to fall down again and pray.

427. Simple form: feed up Simple past form: ? Click to answer engordar / hartarse, saciarse This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Your childish attitude just feeds me up!

428. Simple form: feel like Simple past form: ? Click to answer tener ganas de algo This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I always feel like scolding any woman who says, "ladies and gentlemen." It is a lack of good manners.

429. Simple form: figure out Simple past form: ? Click to answer comprender, deducir, hallar la respuesta This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? She spent an hour trying to install the software, but John finally could figure it out.

430. Simple form: fill in Simple past form: ? Click to answer rellenar escribiendo This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I will fill in the form for you.

431. Simple form: find out Simple past form: ? Click to answer descubrir This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We don't want anybody to find out that we are going to sell the house.

432. Simple form: get around Simple past form: ? Click to answer desplazarse This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Reason enables us to get around in the world of ideas, but cannot prescribe our thoughts.

433. Simple form: get away Simple past form: ? Click to answer ir de vacaciones / escapar This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? He wanted to come along, but couldn't get away.

434. Simple form: quote Simple past form: ? Click to answer citar a un autor This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Most politicians quote Shakespeare badly, if at all — with a special emphasis on at all.

435. Simple form: get rid of Simple past form: ? Click to answer deshacerse de This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Now that he's moving he wants to get rid of his old, filthy furniture.

436. Simple form: get together Simple past form: ? Click to answer reunirse This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Even the folks who don't get together with their first loves never end up with anyone else.

437. Simple form: get up Simple past form: ? Click to answer levantarse, ponerse de pie This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I get up before six everyday.

438. Simple form: give back Simple past form: ? Click to answer devolver This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? They should also give back the 5kg they have sneaked off the luggage allowance and return it to 25kg for economy.

439. Simple form: go back Simple past form: ? Click to answer regresar This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Not to go forward is to go back.

440. Simple form: go out Simple past form: ? Click to answer salir a una cita / quedar fuera de moda / derrumbarse This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? High boots are going out this year.

441. Simple form: grow up Simple past form: ? Click to answer crecer This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Why do some abused children grow up good and others bad?

442. Simple form: hang up Simple past form: ? Click to answer colgar This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I'll call the assistant manager, please don't hang up.

443. Simple form: hold on Simple past form: ? Click to answer aguardar This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Hold on to your dreams and always try to achieve your goals.

444. Simple form: let in Simple past form: ? Click to answer dejar entrar This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? There was a small hole that let in some sun.

445. Simple form: look after Simple past form: ? Click to answer cuidar, proteger This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Do you want me to look after your car?

446. Simple form: look for Simple past form: ? Click to answer buscar This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Look for olive oil in food stores and well-stocked supermarkets.

447. Simple form: make up Simple past form: ? Click to answer maquillarse / reconciliarse / inventar una mentira This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? I was late at the office this morning and I had to make up an excuse.

448. Simple form: pass away Simple past form: ? Click to answer fallecer This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? A Will is a legal document that states what you would like to do with your property when you pass away.

449. Simple form: pass out Simple past form: ? Click to answer desmayarse / distribuir This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? As you tell him the bad news, be careful, as he might pass out.

450. Simple form: pay back Simple past form: ? Click to answer pagar una deuda This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Our responsibility as privileged human beings is to pay back for the opportunities we've received.

451. Simple form: run away Simple past form: ? Click to answer escapar, huir This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? All wild animals run away when they can to avoid interaction with humans.

452. Simple form: send back Simple past form: ? Click to answer devolver / hacer regresar This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? If he comes to apologize, send him back.

453. Simple form: set up Simple past form: ? Click to answer organizar / instalar / engañar This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Most of them do not even know what a blog is or how to set one up.

454. Simple form: show off Simple past form: ? Click to answer llamar la atención, actuar pretenciosamente This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Bill drove around all afternoon showing his new car off.

455. Simple form: stick to Simple past form: ? Click to answer apegarse a la regla, insistir en hacer algo This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? We have to stick to the plan, I'll lead you out of here.

456. Simple form: turn down Simple past form: ? Click to answer bajar el volumen o intensidad / rechazar This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Turn down the radio, please. I’m trying to study here.

457. Simple form: turn off Simple past form: ? Click to answer apagar un aparato This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Remember to turn off the television.

458. Simple form: turn on Simple past form: ? Click to answer encender un aparato This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Turn on the light bulb and step onto the light.

459. Simple form: turn up Simple past form: ? Click to answer subir el volumen o intensidad / aparecer de repente This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Many old friends are turning up at the reunion.

460. Simple form: try on Simple past form: ? Click to answer medirse ropa This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? As every shop-a-holic knows, there's nothing like the in-store experience, where customers can try on an outfit.

461. Simple form: wake up Simple past form: ? Click to answer despertar This is an irregular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? Are you the type of person who simply just can not wake up no matter how hard they try?

462. Simple form: warm up Simple past form: ? Click to answer calentar This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? When I turn my PC on, it takes a good 5 minutes to warm up and be able to start a program.

463. Simple form: work out Simple past form: ? Click to answer ejercitarse / calcular / tener exito This is a regular phrasal verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? The brain uses several ways to work out the location of different parts of the body.

464. Simple form: shut up Simple past form: ? Click to answer callarse This is a regular verb. In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? In times when the outer world often tells us to shut up, be quiet and be calm.

465. Simple form: call back Simple past form: ? Click to answer devolver llamada / solicitar o requerir de vuelta In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is a regular phrasal verb. The company is calling back all such models built in 2009.

466. Simple form: fall asleep Simple past form: ? Click to answer quedarse dormido In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is an irregular phrasal verb. As you fall asleep you hear voices and sounds not far away.

467. Simple form: qualify Simple past form: ? Click to answer clasificar / cualificar In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is a regular verb. How did Schumacher qualify in his last race?

468. Simple form: get out Simple past form: ? Click to answer salir In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is an irregular phrasal verb. Workers who want to get out for dinner must ask for permission.

469. Simple form: have to Simple past form: ? Click to answer tener que In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is an irregular phrasal verb. Vegetable gardens don't have to hide in the backyard.

470. Simple form: move around Simple past form: ? Click to answer desplazarse In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is a regular phrasal verb. We move around the tent, pushing through the crowd to grab samples for each other.

471. Simple form: slow down Simple past form: ? Click to answer disminuir velocidad In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is a regular phrasal verb. By the time a driver felt the bumps under his tires, it was usually too late to stop or slow down.

472. Simple form: speed up Simple past form: ? Click to answer acelerar In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is an irregular phrasal verb. Manchester Airport introduces hologram staff to speed up queues.

473. Simple form: take for Simple past form: ? Click to answer tomar por In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is an irregular phrasal verb. Do you take me for a fool?

474. Simple form: throw out Simple past form: ? Click to answer tirar a la basura In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is an irregular phrasal verb. He could throw it all out, he realized, or maybe put it in storage.

475. Simple form: approach Simple past form: ? Click to answer In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? aproximar This is a regular verb. Being so well educated I would expect a more original way to approach the issue.

476. Simple form: betray Simple past form: ? Click to answer In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? traicionar This is a regular verb. Then one of the twelve, who was called Judas Iscariot, went to the chief priests and said, "What will you give me if I betray him to you?"

477. Simple form: blame Simple past form: ? Click to answer In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? culpar This is a regular verb. What is the best way of sending a strong signal to the boss that he should not be blaming me.

478. Simple form: blend Simple past form: ? Click to answer In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? mezclar This is a regular verb. These insects blend in well with the forest setting and hide easily in cracks.

479. Simple form: bother Simple past form: ? Click to answer In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? molestar This is a regular verb. Kat's neighbors hear her screams, but no one bothers to call the police, assuming someone else already has.

480. Simple form: chill Simple past form: ? Click to answer In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? congelar This is a regular verb. Keeping going will get harder as the weather chills.

481. Simple form: cook Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? cocinar This is a regular verb. Click to answer The only place you can cook is in the kitchen. Stop doing dangerous things in the bedroom!

482. Simple form: clean off Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? quitar una mancha This is a regular phrasal verb. Click to answer Instead of reading, I look at the walls and notice that there are still two spiderwebs that I have to clean off.

483. Simple form: climb Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? escalar This is a regular verb. Click to answer Apes can climb trees, eat bananas, and fling dung at one another.

484. Simple form: download Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? descargar This is a regular verb. Click to answer You can download the applications from www.clase3d.weebly.com and start learning.

485. Simple form: highlight Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? resaltar This is a regular verb. Click to answer The schedule that i am highlighting to you corresponds to next semester.

486. Simple form: hire Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? contratar This is a regular verb. Click to answer Instead, they said they tended to hire more workers for the opening factories.

487. Simple form: require Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? requerir This is a regular verb. Click to answer For e-mails requiring a response, please allow up to four business days for a reply.

488. Simple form: research Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? investigar This is a regular verb. Click to answer One can spend too much of one's life locked in stuffy rooms seeking out obscure truths, searching, researching, until one is too old to enjoy life.

489. Simple form: seem Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? parecer This is a regular verb. Click to answer The problem seems, at the beginning, to be a case endogamy.

490. Simple form: struggle Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? luchar This is a regular verb. Click to answer Physicists still struggle to explain high-temperature superconductivity.

491. Simple form: swallow Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? tragar This is a regular verb. Click to answer If you swallow toothpaste that does not contain fluoride, you may not need to go to the hospital.

492. Simple form: upload Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? cargar, subir la carga This is a regular verb. Click to answer Register as a developer and start uploading your documents.

493. Simple form: witness Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? atestiguar This is a regular verb. Click to answer Neighbours should be asked to witness the damage.

494. Simple form: fake Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? fingir / falsificar This is a regular verb. Click to answer Not feeling anything slightly exciting, she had to fake her orgasm.

495. Simple form: molest Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? acosar sexualmente This is a regular verb. Click to answer The teacher was fired for molesting his students during class.

496. Simple form: use to Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is a regular phrasal verb. Click to answer I don’t use to walk my dog in this park because many neighbors bring their pittbulls. soler, acostumbrar

497. Simple form: die Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is a regular verb. Click to answer The surprise is so good! It’s something to die for. morir

498. Simple form: bully Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is a regular verb. Click to answer As to your comment as to me leaving, please go bully someone else. matonear

499. Simple form: chat Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is a regular verb. Click to answer He will chat before and after games, or while waiting to play, but the talk is always soccer. charlar

500. Simple form: design Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is a regular verb. Click to answer As an alternative, they can design a new section for their town's Web site. diseñar

501. Simple form: pick up Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is a regular phrasal verb. Click to answer Tim, please pick up your toys, they’re all over the floor. recoger

502. Simple form: invest Simple past form: ? In Spanish, please: Regular or irregular? This is a regular verb. Click to answer How you invest your money depends on what you think is going to happen to the global economy. invertir dinero

503. Exit. Home. Result. The end.