Verb Conjugation Worksheets, Definition, Examples

Here’s a list of 30 common verbs with a few of their most common conjugations. The conjugations provided are in the present simple, past simple, and past participle forms.

1. be (am/is/are, was/were, been)
2. have (have/has, had, had)
3. do (do/does, did, done)
4. say (say/says, said, said)
5. go (go/goes, went, gone)
6. get (get/gets, got, gotten/got)
7. make (make/makes, made, made)
8. know (know/knows, knew, known)
9. think (think/thinks, thought, thought)
10. take (take/takes, took, taken)
11. see (see/sees, saw, seen)
12. come (come/comes, came, come)
13. want (want/wants, wanted, wanted)
14. look (look/looks, looked, looked)
15. use (use/uses, used, used)
16. find (find/finds, found, found)
17. give (give/gives, gave, given)
18. tell (tell/tells, told, told)
19. work (work/works, worked, worked)
20. call (call/calls, called, called)
21. try (try/tries, tried, tried)
22. ask (ask/asks, asked, asked)
23. feel (feel/feels, felt, felt)
24. become (become/becomes, became, become)
25. leave (leave/leaves, left, left)
26. put (put/puts, put, put)
27. mean (mean/means, meant, meant)
28. keep (keep/keeps, kept, kept)
29. let (let/lets, let, let)
30. begin (begin/begins, began, begun)

Here are some sentence examples:

1. She is excited about her new job.
2. They have already finished their project.
3. Why do you think that’s the best option?
4. She says she enjoys reading mystery novels.
5. We went to the beach last weekend.
6. He gets up early every morning to exercise.
7. She made a delicious dinner for her family.
8. I knew the answer to the question immediately.
9. They took the train to avoid traffic.
10. The cat looks very comfortable on the couch.