irregular verbs (base)
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be
was
been
beat
The partridge sleeps in the clover hearing its heart beat.
were
beaten
become
it is becoming clear that we are in a totally new situation
I think
guess
she guessed the child's age to be 14 or 15
i guess
became
begin
it was beginning to snow
began
begun
bend
the rising wind bent the long grass
bent
The bent arm pulls the bowstring.
bind
the logs were bound together with ropes
bound
bite
he bit off a piece of cheese
bit
give the duck a bit of bread
bitten
break
the branch broke with a loud snap
broke
The man broke his back.
broken
The incipient strike was broken.
bring
she brought Luke home from the hospital
brought
build
the ironworks were built in 1736
built
burn
Burn the wicked wit of Captain Disdain
burnt
The town was pillaged and burnt.
buy
he bought me a new dress
bought
catch
she threw the bottle into the air and caught it again
caught
chooose
chose
come
came
cost
each issue of the magazine costs $2.25
cut
The discussion was prematurely cut short by the redirect.
draw
he drew a map
drew
drawn
The ending shows him with a very abstractly drawn face.
dream
I had a recurrent dream about falling from great heights
dreamt
drink
we sat by the fire, drinking our coffee
drank
drunk
Cider or beer was then allowed to be drunk in the refectory of the abbey.
drive
drove
driven
The car was driven to the event.
eat
ate
eaten
We always eat starter at dinner.
fall
five inches of snow fell through the night
fell
Sydney fell on the sludge.
fallen
feed
the raiders fed the guard dog to keep it quiet
fed
I don't think he has any friends since he ratted to the Feds
feel
she felt someone touch her shoulder
felt
a felt hat
fight
the men were fighting
fought
find
Lindsey looked up to find Neil watching her
found
Archaeologists found regalia.
fly
close the door or the moths will fly in
flew
flown
forget
he had forgotten his lines
forgot
Don't forget to baste frequently.
forgotten
get
I got the impression that she wasn't happy
got
give
the check given to the jeweler proved worthless
gave
given
The information given is truthful.
go
went
gone
The admirers of the past were gone.
grow
he would watch Nick grow to manhood
grew
grown
It seems either the dog's grown larger or the leash has grown smaller.
have
he had a new car and a boat
had
having
hear
behind her she could hear men's voices
heard
hide
he hid the money in the house
hid
He tried to hide his profile.
hidden
Kleptomania contains a number of hidden tracks.
hold
she was holding a brown leather suitcase
held
keep
Let's keep our eye on the ball on and keep the information pithy.
kept
know
most people know that CFCs can damage the ozone layer
knew
known
The town's founding date has heretofore never been established or known.
lay
she laid the baby in his crib
laid
learn
they'd started learning French
learnt
leave
she left New York on June 6
left
her left eye
let
my boss let me leave early
lie
the man lay face downward on the grass
lain
light
the light of the sun
lit
The burner is lit with fire.
lose
I've lost my appetite
lost
Later that night, Tina returned to the gallery to retrieve the lost earring.
make
my grandmother made a dress for me
made
meet
a week later I met him in the street
met
They went to an orangutan center and got to meet the animals face to face.
mistake
coming here was a mistake
mistook
mistaken
she wondered whether she'd been mistaken about his intentions
pay
The attendee did not pay the fee.
paid
She agreed and Henry paid her the hefty sum of money.
put
I put my hand out toward her
ring
a diamond ring
read
it's the best novel I've ever read
rang
run
the dog ran across the road
ran
say
“Thank you,” he said
said
see
in the distance she could see the blue sea
saw
A miter saw is a woodworking tool that uses a toothed blade.
seen
seek
they came here to seek shelter from biting winter winds
sought
sell
they had sold the car
sold
send
Send us your toboggan photos
sent
Send us your toboggan photos
set
Dana set the mug of tea down
shake
I shake the milkshake.
shook
shaken
shine
the sun shone through the window
shone
sing
Bella sang to the baby
sang
sung
shoot
he was shot in the leg during an armed robbery
shot
he brought down a caribou with a single shot to the neck
show
a white blouse will show the blood
write
he wrote his name on the paper
wrote
written
The letter was written by the king.
win
the Mets have won four games in a row
won
weep
I weep for the state of Wikipedia.
wept
wear
he was wearing a dark suit
wore
worn
The worn boot is decrepit, misshapen and painful to wear.
wake
she woke up feeling better
woke
woken
They wake Vera and the three spend the night outdoors.
think
she thought that nothing would be the same again
thought
Maggie had a sudden thought
tell
I told her you were coming
told
sit
I sat next to him at dinner
sat
teach
she taught him to read
taught
take
he leaned forward to take her hand
took
taken
sleep
I was on the verge of sleep
slept
swim
they swam ashore
swam
swum
sweep
I've swept the floor
swept
strive
national movements were striving for independence
strove
slide
she slid down the bank into the water
slid
A slide plate behind the roller may deflect the trash to the ground.
strike
he raised his hand, as if to strike me
struck
smell
a highly developed sense of smell
smelt
I smelt like a badger.
stick
He brandished the stick.
stuck
speak
in his agitation he was unable to speak
spoke
The man spoke playfully.
spoken
The language is spoken by the nomadic Sansi people.
stand
Lionel stood in the doorway
stood
spoil
I wouldn't want to spoil your fun
spoilt
spill
you'll spill that tea if you're not careful
spilt
spend
We know you've got the money We just have to spend it bonehead
spent
I spent all my energy on talking.
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