For iPhone · A player, not a quiz app
Learn irregular verbs the way you learned songs.
200 irregular English verbs, spoken base → past → participle, hands-free, with IPA and translations in 9 languages. Press play and listen — on a walk, on a commute, with your phone in your pocket.
Irregular verb · #1 by frequency
Spoken in sequence in the app — base, past, participle, one after another.
Why another verb list falls flat
Reading a table doesn't teach you a sound.
Tables you re-read and forget
A printed list of 200 rows asks you to memorize spelling. It never tells you how any of it sounds.
Apps that gamify instead of teach
Streaks and points measure whether you opened the app, not whether you've learned the verb.
No sense of the real sound
Irregular verbs aren't random — they fall into families that share a vowel shift. That pattern is audible, but only if you hear it.
How it works
Base, past, participle — spoken, in order.
The sequence
Each verb speaks its base, past simple and past participle in order, so the pattern lands as a sound, not a rule.
Speed control
Slow it down while a pattern is new, speed it up once it isn't. The sequence stays the same either way.
Background playback
Lock your phone, put it in your pocket, keep listening — playback keeps going, with lock-screen controls.
Pattern families
15 vowel-shift families — i → a → u, ought/-aught, and more — group verbs by how they actually sound, not alphabetically.
What's inside
A corpus, not a sample.
Underground, on a plane, with no signal — it keeps playing.
Every clip you play caches on your phone. Once you've listened to a verb, you don't need a connection to hear it again — the whole point of a player is that it doesn't stop.
Downloaded playlists
Start free. Upgrade if it sticks.
A set of the highest-frequency verbs is free with no time limit. A subscription unlocks the full 200-verb corpus, every pattern family, and offline downloads.