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This document lists English verb conjugations, providing the base form, past tense form, and past participle form for many common verbs. It includes verbs like beat/beat/beaten, bend/bent/bent, build/built/built, and others showing how their forms change to indicate past tense or past participle usage.

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beat beat
bend bent
build built
cost cost
cut cut

dig dug
dream dreamt
feed fed
fit fit
forget forgot

hurt hurt
lead led
leap leapt
learn learnt
lend lent

let let
light lit
ring rang
rise rose
set set

shake shook
shoot shot
sink sank
slide slid
steal stole

stick stuck
stink stank
tear tore
wake woke
burn burnt

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