Now is a good time to revisit the four principle parts of strong verbs. Repeating these sets of conjugation keys is an effective way to
cement the verb classes into memory.
| Class I | dreiban, dráif, dribun, dribans | drive, drove, driven |
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| Class II | kiusan, káus, kusun, kusans | choose, chose, chosen |
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| Class II | lūkan, láuk, lukun, lukans | lock (weak verb in English) |
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| Class III | drigkan, dragk, drugkun, drugkans | drink, drank, drunk |
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| Class IV (i) | brikan, brak, brekun, brukans | break, broke, broken |
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| Class IV (aí) | baíran, bar, berun, baúrans | bear, bore, borne |
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| Class V (i) | giban, gaf, gebun, gibans | give, gave, given |
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| Class V (aí) | saíƕan, saƕ, seƕun, saíƕans | see, saw, seen |
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| Class VI | wakan, wok, wokun, wakans | wake, woke, woken |
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| Class VIIa (a) | haldan, haíhald, haíhaldun, haldans | hold (no English equivalent on conjugation) |
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| Class VIIa (ái) | skáidan, skaískáiþ, skaískáidun, skáidans | sever (related to English shed) |
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| Class VIIa (e) | slepan, saíslep, saíslepun, slepans | sleep (no English equivalent on conjugation) |
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| Class VIIa (áu) | áukan, aíáuk, aíáukun, áukans | add (related to the aug- in augment) |
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| Class VIIa (o) | ƕopan, ƕaíƕop, ƕaíƕopun, ƕopans | boast (no English equivalent) |
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| Class VIIb (ái) | saian, saíso, saísoun, saians | sow (no English equivalent on conjugation) |
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| Class VIIb (e) | letan, laílot, laílotun, letans | let (no English equivalent on conjugation) |
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