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An irregular verb does not take "ed", "d", or "t" to form the simple past and past participle as do regular verbs
The past participle of a regular verb is usually identical to the simple past form, while the past participle of an Irregular verb is often different

Irregular verb: She had to choose between two pairs of shoes.
Simple past: After an hour she chose the expensive pair.
Past participle: We think she should have chosen the cheaper pair.

In each of the test questions you will be given an irregular verb and a form of that verb in bold print. You need to decide if the word shown in bold print is either:

A. the simple past form of the verb
B. the past participle form of the verb
C. both (simple past and past participle of many irregular verbs are identical)

Example: ride - rode
Answer: A. simple past

Do you know the simple past/past participle forms of irregular verbs?
(50 questions)