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About iVerbs

All 470 irregular verbs are accessible on your wrist! The app contains all 470 English irregular verbs. You can use search in the app or even by using the spotlight service. Mark most useful verbs as "Favorite" and filter them through the search bar. All of them will be synchronized on your Watch and your iPhone. It's an essential app for everyone learning the English language! FEATURES: iOS: - the full list of English irregular verbs; - search through the iOS spotlight feature; - pronounce verbs; - copy word or transcription; - compatible with iPad; - force touch to preview all forms of a verb; - dynamic type; WatchOS: - the full list of verbs is accessible on your wrist; - easy navigation to find needed verb; - runtime synchronization of your favorite verbs on you Watch and your iPhone.

What’s new

Version 2.1 · Updated May 20, 2026

A complete rebuild from the ground up: Brand-new modern design for iPhone and iPad New Apple Watch app Much faster search across every verb form Tap-to-pronounce on every form Spotlight search and Handoff support Fully offline, no ads, no tracking

App privacy

The developer, Maksym Kolotii, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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