Past Tense of irregularverbs
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The document lists the past simple forms of irregular verbs in English including their infinitive, past tense, and past participle forms. It provides over 50 irregular verbs such as "stand-stood-stood", "buy-bought-bought", "meet-met-met", and "swim-swam-swum".
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- 1. PAST SIMPLE TENSE 1. IRREGULAR VERBS
- 2. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE stood stood stand held held hold understood understood understand felt felt feel
- 3. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE fallen fell fall sent sent send bought bought buy caught caught catch lost lost lose
- 4. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE led led lead met met meet spoken spoke speak slept slept sleep chosen chose choose
- 5. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE broken broke break driven drove drive hit hit hit bitten bit bite
- 6. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE read read read given gave give told told tell put put put taken took take
- 7. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE cut cut cut heard heard hear let let let begun began begin kept kept keep
- 8. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE grown grew grow become became become brought brought bring run ran run eaten ate eat
- 9. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE meant meant mean shown showed show drawn drew draw
- 10. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE sat sat sit spent spent spend sold sold sell worn wore wear rung rang ring
- 11. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE beaten beat beat won won win blown blew blow sung sang sing hurt hurt hurt
- 12. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE risen rose rise ridden rode ride forgotten forgot forget drunk drank drink flown flew fly
- 13. INFINITIVE PAST PAST SIMPLE PARTICIPLE swum swam swim hung hung hang thrown threw throw