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• 走{はし}る
  
• 入{はい}る
  
• 要{い}る いる{LH} (居{い}る belongs to Group II. いる{LH})
  
• 煎{い}る　いる{HL}
  
• 帰{かえ}る かえる{HLL} (変{か}える belongs to Group II. かえる{LHH})
  
• しゃべる (It is similar to 食{た}べる, but they belong to another group each other.)
  
• 滑{すべ}る
  
• 減{へ}る へる{LH} (経{へ}る belongs to Group II. へる{HL})
  
• 知{し}る
  
• 切{き}る きる{HL} (着{き}る belongs to Group II.　きる{LH})
  
• 散{ち}る
  
• 蹴{け}る
  
• 練{ね}る ねる{HL} (寝{ね}る belongs to Group II. ねる{LH})
  
• 限{かぎ}る
  
• 交{ま}じる/混{ま}じる (It's the intransitive verb of 交ぜる/混ぜる that belongs to Group II.)
  
• 過{よ}ぎる (It has a little similar meaning to 過ぎる and すぎる and よぎる is written in the same kanji, however the two belong to different group from each other.)
  
• 焦{あせ}る
  
• 競{せ}る
  
• 照{て}る
  
• 火照{ほて}る
  
• かじる
  
• いじる
  
• いびる
  
• なじる
  
• うねる
  
• くねる (It is usually seen in ''曲がりくねる'')

• 走{はし}る
  
• 入{はい}る
  
• 要{い}る いる{LH} (居{い}る belongs to Group II. いる{LH})
  
• 煎{い}る　いる{HL}
  
• 帰{かえ}る かえる{HLL} (変{か}える belongs to Group II. かえる{LHH})
  
• しゃべる (It is similar to 食{た}べる, but they belong to another group each other.)
  
• 滑{すべ}る
  
• 減{へ}る へる{LH} (経{へ}る belongs to Group II. へる{HL})
  
• 知{し}る
  
• 切{き}る きる{HL} (着{き}る belongs to Group II.　きる{LH})
  
• 散{ち}る
  
• 蹴{け}る
  
• 練{ね}る ねる{HL} (寝{ね}る belongs to Group II. ねる{LH})
  
• 限{かぎ}る
  
• 交{ま}じる/混{ま}じる (It's the intransitive verb of 交ぜる/混ぜる that belongs to Group II.)
  
• 過{よ}ぎる (It has a little similar meaning to 過ぎる and すぎる and よぎる is written in the same kanji, however the two belong to different group from each other.)
  
• 焦{あせ}る
  
• 競{せ}る
  
• 照{て}る
  
• 火照{ほて}る
  
• かじる
  
• 茂{しげ}る
  
• いじる
  
• いびる
  
• なじる
  
• うねる
  
• くねる (It is usually seen in ''曲がりくねる'')

• 走{はし}る
  
• 入{はい}る
  
• 要{い}る いる{LH} (居{い}る belongs to Group II. いる{LH})
  
• 煎{い}る　いる{HL}
  
• 帰{かえ}る かえる{HLL} (変{か}える belongs to Group II. かえる{LHH})
  
• しゃべる (It is similar to 食{た}べる, but they belong to another group each other.)
  
• 滑{すべ}る
  
• 減{へ}る へる{LH} (経{へ}る belongs to Group II. へる{HL})
  
• 知{し}る
  
• 切{き}る きる{HL} (着{き}る belongs to Group II.　きる{LH})
  
• 散{ち}る
  
• 蹴{け}る
  
• 練{ね}る ねる{HL} (寝{ね}る belongs to Group II. ねる{LH})
  
• 限{かぎ}る
  
• 交{ま}じる/混{ま}じる (It's the intransitive verb of 交ぜる/混ぜる that belongs to Group II.)
  
• 過{よ}ぎる (It has a little similar meaning to 過ぎる and すぎる and よぎる is written in the same kanji, however the two belong to different group from each other.)
  
• 焦{あせ}る
  
• 競{せ}る
  
• 照{て}る
  
• 火照{ほて}る
  
• かじる
  
• いじる
  
• いびる
  
• なじる
  

• 走{はし}る
  
• 入{はい}る
  
• 要{い}る いる{LH} (居{い}る belongs to Group II. いる{LH})
  
• 煎{い}る　いる{HL}
  
• 帰{かえ}る かえる{HLL} (変{か}える belongs to Group II. かえる{LHH})
  
• しゃべる (It is similar to 食{た}べる, but they belong to another group each other.)
  
• 滑{すべ}る
  
• 減{へ}る へる{LH} (経{へ}る belongs to Group II. へる{HL})
  
• 知{し}る
  
• 切{き}る きる{HL} (着{き}る belongs to Group II.　きる{LH})
  
• 散{ち}る
  
• 蹴{け}る
  
• 練{ね}る ねる{HL} (寝{ね}る belongs to Group II. ねる{LH})
  
• 限{かぎ}る
  
• 交{ま}じる/混{ま}じる (It's the intransitive verb of 交ぜる/混ぜる that belongs to Group II.)
  
• 過{よ}ぎる (It has a little similar meaning to 過ぎる and すぎる and よぎる is written in the same kanji, however the two belong to different group from each other.)
  
• 焦{あせ}る
  
• 競{せ}る
  
• 照{て}る
  
• 火照{ほて}る
  
• かじる
  
• いじる
  
• いびる
  
• なじる
  
• うねる
  
• くねる (It is usually seen in ''曲がりくねる'')

First, Group III is the easiest to devide because 来{く}る and する are the only verbs that belong to it. These verb have irregular conjugation as you probably know.

Next, I'll tell about verbs that end with ''る''.
You have to care the previous vowel to ''る''.
For example, let's watch a verb ''乗{の}る''. This verb can be written ''noru'' in the alphabet, then the previous vowel to ''る'' is ''o''. If the previous vowel is ''a'', ''u'', or ''o'', the verb belongs to Group I.

Memorizing these verbs, you can tell that 走{はし}ります and 走{はし}った are correct, not *走{はし}ます and *走{はし}た, 上{あ}げます and 上{あ}げた are correct not *上{あ}げります and *上{あ}げった because 上げる isn't in the list above though it ends ''e-る''.

First, Group III is the easiest to devide because 来{く}る and する are the only verbs that belong to it. These verbs have each irregular conjugation as you probably know.

Next, I'll tell about verbs that end with ''る''.
You have to care the previous vowel to ''る''.
For example, let's watch a verb ''乗{の}る''. This verb can be written ''noru'' in the alphabet, then the previous vowel to ''る'' is ''o''.
If the previous vowel is ''a'', ''u'', or ''o'', the verb belongs to Group I.

Memorizing these verbs, you can tell that 走{はし}ります and 走{はし}った are correct, not *走{はし}ます and *走{はし}た, 食{た}べます and 食{た}べた are correct not *食{た}べります and *食{た}べった because 食べる isn't in the list above though it ends ''e-る''.