Explore this spelling list: Past simple form and past participle form end in '-ught'. This word list provides interactive resources to boost your spelling skills. Try out the spelling games at the bottom of the page.
Irregular verbs where the past simple form and the past participle form end in '-ught'.
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bought |
buy - bought - bought
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bought |
buy - bought - bought
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brought |
bring - brought - brought
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brought |
bring - brought - brought
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caught |
catch - caught - caught
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caught |
catch - caught - caught
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fought |
fight - fought - fought
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fought |
fight - fought - fought
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sought |
seek - sought - sought
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sought |
seek - sought - sought
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taught |
teach - taught - taught
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taught |
teach - taught - taught
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thought |
think - thought - thought
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thought |
think - thought - thought
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