provides a focused list including go (bormoq) and see (ko'rmoq).
In the English language, about 70% of the time we use a verb, it is irregular. Whether you are preparing for the , CEFR exams in Uzbekistan, or just improving your conversational English, you cannot speak correctly without them. For Uzbek speakers, the challenge is double:
Used for completed actions in the past (e.g., went - bordi).
These are the easiest. The word never changes.
Easily printable and portable for on-the-go review.
This creates a clean, portable study guide with the Uzbek
These are the easiest verbs to learn because V1, V2, and V3 do not change at all. Infinitive (V1) Past Simple (V2) Past Participle (V3) Uzbek Translation Narxga ega bo‘lmoq / turmoq Jarohatlamoq / og‘ritmoq Ruxsat bermoq / qo‘ymoq 2. The "V2 and V3 Are Identical" Group
| Infinitive | Past Simple | Past Participle | Tarjimasi | |---|---|---|---| | say | said | said | aytmoq | | see | saw | seen | ko‘rmoq | | seek | sought | sought | izlamoq | | sell | sold | sold | sotmoq | | send | sent | sent | yubormoq | | set | set | set | o‘rnatmoq | | sew | sewed | sewn | tikmoq | | shake | shook | shaken | silkitmoq | | shine | shone | shone | yaltiramoq | | shoot | shot | shot | otmoq | | show | showed | shown | ko‘rsatmoq | | shrink | shrank | shrunk | qisqarmoq | | shut | shut | shut | yopmoq | | sing | sang | sung | kuylamoq | | sink | sank | sunk | cho‘kmoq | | sit | sat | sat | o‘tirmoq | | sleep | slept | slept | uxlamoq | | slide | slid | slid | sirpanmoq | | speak | spoke | spoken | gapirmoq | | speed | sped | sped | tezlamoq | | spend | spent | spent | sarflamoq | | split | split | split | bo‘linmoq | | spread | spread | spread | yoyilmoq | | stand | stood | stood | turmoq | | steal | stole | stolen | o‘g‘irlamoq | | stick | stuck | stuck | yopishmoq | | sting | stung | stung | chaqmoq | | strike | struck | struck | urmoq | | swear | swore | sworn | qasam ichmoq | | sweep | swept | swept | supurmoq | | swim | swam | swum | suzmoq | | swing | swung | swung | tebranmoq |
Regular review is key to memorizing irregular verbs. How to Get the List
I have grouped these verbs by their "Sound Pattern" (Turlari) .
| Base Form | Past Simple | Past Participle | Uzbek Translation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Bring | Brought | Brought | Olib kelmoq | | Buy | Bought | Bought | Sotib olmoq | | Fight | Fought | Fought | Jang qilmoq | | Think | Thought | Thought | O'ylamoq | | Catch | Caught | Caught | Tutmoq | | Teach | Taught | Taught | O'rgatmoq | | Sell | Sold | Sold | Sotmoq | | Tell | Told | Told | Aytmoq | | Feel | Felt | Felt | His qilmoq | | Keep | Kept | Kept | Saqlamoq | | Sleep | Slept | Slept | Uxlamoq | | Leave | Left | Left | Tark etmoq | | Meet | Met | Met | Uchrashmoq | | Read (reed) | Read (red) | Read (red) | O'qimoq | | Say | Said | Said | Demoq |
If you are looking at a long PDF list and feeling overwhelmed, try these strategies: Some verbs change similarly. For example: No change: Cut - Cut - Cut / Put - Put - Put.
| Infinitive | Past Simple | Past Participle | Tarjimasi | |---|---|---|---| | fall | fell | fallen | yiqilmoq | | feed | fed | fed | ovqatlantirmoq | | feel | felt | felt | his qilmoq | | fight | fought | fought | jang qilmoq | | find | found | found | topmoq | | flee | fled | fled | qochmoq | | fly | flew | flown | uchmoq | | forbid | forbade | forbidden | taqiqlamoq | | forget | forgot | forgotten | unutmoq | | forgive | forgave | forgiven | kechirmoq | | freeze | froze | frozen | muzlamoq |