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This document lists and defines irregular verbs in English. It provides the present, simple past, and present perfect forms of verbs like "awake", "beat", "bend", and others. It also lists compound verbs and their meanings, such as "write down" which means "anotar", "turn up" meaning "llegar", and others. The document serves as a reference for students to learn irregular verb conjugations in English.
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Irregularverbs
- 1. IRREGULAR VERBS ANDREA LOMBANA INGLES 4 - GRUPO D
- 2. PRESENT AWAKE SIMPLE PAST AWOKE PRESENT PERFECT AWOKEN
- 3. PRESENT BEAT SIMPLE PAST BEAT PRESENT PERFECT BEATEN
- 4. PRESENT BEND SIMPLE PAST BENT PRESENT PERFECT BENT
- 5. PRESENT BITE SIMPLE PAST BIT PRESENT PERFECT BITTEN
- 6. PRESENT BLOW SIMPLE PAST BLEW PRESENT PERFECT BLOWN
- 7. PRESENT BURST SIMPLE PAST BURST PRESENT PERFECT BURST
- 8. PRESENT CREEP SIMPLE PAST CREPT PRESENT PERFECT CREPT
- 9. PRESENT DIG SIMPLE PAST DUG PRESENT PERFECT DUG
- 10. PRESENT DRINK SIMPLE PAST DRANK PRESENT PERFECT DRUNK
- 11. PRESENT SEW SIMPLE PAST SEWED PRESENT PERFECT SEWED/ SEWN
- 12. COMPOUND VERBS
- 13. WRITE DOWN ANOTAR TURN UP LLEGAR
- 14. TEAR OFF SEPARAR (RASGANDO) STAY BY PERMANECER AL LADO DE
- 15. POINT OUT DESTACAR GO OF EXPLOTAR, MARCHARSE
- 16. BRING UP CRIAR, EDUCAR BRAKE AWAY SOLTARSE
- 17. DRAW AWAY ALEJARSE CARRY OUT LLEVAR A CABO