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The document lists the base form, past simple form, and past participle form of various irregular English verbs. It provides this information in a table with 3 columns for the base form, past simple, and past participle of each verb like begin, began, begun and build, built, built to illustrate the conjugations of common irregular verbs in English.
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- 2. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple BeginBeganBegun
- 3. Base formPast simple Pastparticiple BuildBuiltBuilt
- 4. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple Break BrokeBroken
- 5. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple BuyBoughtBought
- 6. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple CutCutCut
- 7. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple DrawDrewDrawn
- 8. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple DreamDreamed/DreamtDreamed/Dreamt
- 9. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple DrinkDrankDrunk
- 10. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple Eat Ate Eaten
- 11. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple FallFell Fallen
- 12. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple FlyFlewFlown
- 13. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple GrowGrewGrown
- 14. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple GiveGaveGiven
- 15. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple Hit HitHit
- 16. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple PayPaidPaid
- 17. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple PutPutPut
- 18. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple Say Said Said
- 19. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple SingSangSung
- 20. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple SleepSleptSlept
- 21. Base FormPast simple Pastparticiple Win Won Won