Irregular Verbs That Start with R

Browse 109 English irregular verbs starting with the letter R, including Run, Read, Rise, Ring, Ride, Rid and Rebuild. Sort these non-standard verbs with unique past tense and participle forms by letter count for verb conjugation mastery, test prep, and grammar accuracy, or consult our verb grammar guide.

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read
rebuild
reset
repay
rewrite
redo
rethink
remake
rewind
rerun
redraw
resell
resend
reread
recast
retake
retell
retelling
rend
reshoot
regrow
redlight
relearn
relight
rise
ring
ride
rid
rive
rose
roughcast
roughhew
Starts with RU
2 words
run
rung

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