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Irregular verbs in English, beginning with the letters k, l, and m. Learn the verbs in their past simple form in column one. See the verbs used in context in column two.

kept My sister kept my secret last year. (keep - kept - kept)
knew We knew all the answers in yesterday's test. (know - knew - known)
laid Yesterday, I laid the table for supper. (lay - laid - laid)
led On our last school trip, the teacher led the class through a maze. (lead - led - led)
learnt We learnt about fractions in Maths last week. (learn - learnt - learnt)
left We left the party late last night. (leave - left - left)
lent The library lent us lots of books last year. (lend - lent - lent)
let Last week, the teacher let the children have extra playtime. (let - let - let)
lay Last night, she lay down and instantly fell asleep. (lie - lay - lain)
lit We lit the lamps at 7 o'clock last night. (light - lit - lit)
lost Last summer, I lost my favourite toy at the beach. (lose - lost - lost)
made We made sandwiches for lunch yesterday. (make - made - made)
meant I meant what I said last night. (mean - meant - meant)
met We met our new teacher yesterday. (meet - met - met)

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