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This document lists common past tense verbs in English including went, bought, played, found, came, lived, celebrated, fell, was/were, ate, wrote, lost, did, thought, forgot, sang, made, visited, danced, studied, helped, stayed, drew, talked, and met. It suggests being ready to use these past tense verbs and provides them as a reference of commonly used past tense forms in the English language.
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What's the past?
- 1. What is the PAST ?
- 3. Go
- 4. Went
- 5. Buy
- 6. Bought
- 7. Play
- 8. Played
- 9. Find
- 10. Found
- 11. Come
- 12. Came
- 13. Live
- 14. Lived
- 15. Celebrate
- 16. Celebrated
- 17. Fall
- 18. Fell
- 19. Be
- 20. Was / Were
- 21. Eat
- 22. Ate
- 23. Write
- 24. Wrote
- 25. Lose
- 26. Lost
- 27. Do
- 28. Did
- 29. Think
- 30. Thought
- 31. Forget
- 32. Forgot
- 33. Sing
- 34. Sang
- 35. Make
- 36. Made
- 37. Visit
- 38. Visited
- 39. Dance
- 40. Danced
- 41. Study
- 42. Studied
- 43. Help
- 44. Helped
- 45. Stay
- 46. Stayed
- 47. Draw
- 48. Drew
- 49. Talk
- 50. Talked
- 51. Meet
- 52. Met