IRREGULARY VERBS GAME

In order to learn irregulary verbs by heart, which according to me isn't simple because there are many of them to learn, what do you thing to make up a new "topic of grammar game"?

The game consists in write the verb in infinitive and ask  to the next to convert it in past simple or in past participle.

(infinitive: drink, past tense: drank, past parteciple: drunk) 

EXAMPLE

the previous  has written

the past participle of  "go"

the next will replay "gone"

so he'll ask  to write, for example the simple past of "sink"

the next will write "sank" 

and  so on…have you got it? ok, let's start with

tell me the past participle of "fight"

sorry pink angel but bust is a regular verb not irregular, so with your permission I'm going to tell another verb like…

past participle SMELL

unfreeze-unfroze-unfrozen

for the next:  burst

about word ''bust'' it's irregular:  bust-bust-bust (without changing)

hi bitacora bust irregular verb

irregular verb mean any verb that we  have to change it when we make it past or past particpile

the one you have put it is regular because we add only ed to ithe end

the past participle of burst is burst does not change

ok the next one is broke

THANK YOU FOR THIS INFORMATION

FORBID IS THE PRESENT , FORBADE IS THE PAST

FORBIDDEN IS THE PAST PARTICIPLE

BLOW  

Hmm.. i am lost now

Ok..so what word now?;) 

blew?

past participle of run

Sold…..Past Participle of "Blow"....

again….."blown"?

past simple of teach

taught

past of TO LIGHT?