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10 Past Simple Verbs Every A2 Learner Should Know

2026-04-07

Last updated: 7 April 2026.

The past simple is the default tense for finished actions and stories at A2. Many everyday verbs are irregular: the past form does not end in -ed. Below are ten verbs A2 learners use constantly—learn the past simple form by heart and you will write and speak more fluently.

donehome.work includes Present & Past Verbs practice: students see the present form and supply the past simple, with instant feedback—ideal for homework or revision. Browse the activities catalogue or register as a teacher to assign it to your class.

1. go → went

Yesterday we went to the museum.

2. see → saw

I saw my cousin at the weekend.

3. take → took

She took the bus because it was raining.

4. make → made

They made a cake for her birthday.

5. come → came

He came home late after work.

6. know → knew

We already knew the answer.

7. think → thought

I thought the film was excellent.

8. get → got

She got a message from her teacher.

9. give → gave

He gave me some good advice.

10. find → found

I found my keys under the sofa.

Quick tips

Say them in pairs (present → past) until the past form is automatic.
Write three short sentences per verb—personal examples stick better than lists alone.
In exams like Cambridge A2 Key, accurate past forms in the writing and speaking papers boost your score; in multiple-choice grammar, wrong irregular forms are common distractors.

Practise on donehome.work: Open Present & Past Verbs from the grammar activities, set the level to suit your class, and combine with other A2 tasks (e.g. open cloze, sentence reorder) from the same activities hub.