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English Grammar | List of Irregular Verbs in English [C]

Explore the list of irregular verbs in English starting with the letter C, accompanied by audio for pronunciation clarity.

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Author: Joana | Founder of up2dateskills

Welcome to our complete guide on irregular verbs in English. Here, you’ll find a full list of irregular verbs starting with the letter ‘C‘. Each verb is listed for easy reference, accompanied by example sentences, and audio recordings are provided for correct pronunciation. 

Some verbs on the list are marked with an asterisk (*), indicating they also have a regular form.

Irregular Verbs In English [C]

INFINITIVEPAST SIMPLEPAST PARTICIPLEEXAMPLE SENTENCES
can
[kæn]/[kən]
could
[kud]
be able
[biː ˈeɪbəl]
'He can swim in the pool.'

'She could run fast when she was young.'

'They have been able to finish their homework on time.'
cast
[kæst]
cast
[kæst]
cast
[kæst]
'He casts a spell on the book.'

'She cast a spell on the potion yesterday.'

'They have cast a spell on the wand before.'
catch
[kætʃ]
caught
[kɔːt]
caught
[kɔːt]
'He catches the ball easily.'

'The police caught the robber in the next town.'

'They have caught many butterflies today.'
chide
[tʃaɪd]

(reprimand)
chid
[tʃɪd]
chidden
[ˈtʃɪdn]
'She chides the boy for his sloppiness.'

'He chid his dog for chewing his shoes.'

'They have chidden their children for not doing their chores.'
choose
[tʃuz]
chose
[tʃoʊz]
chosen
[ˈtʃoʊzən]
'She chooses her outfit for the day every morning.'

'He chose to watch a movie last night.'

'They have chosen the best option for their vacation.'

* Verb forms marked with a star (*) also have a regular form.

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