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    This document discusses verbs and their conjugations. It notes that verbs express actions, conditions, or existence over time. Regular verbs follow typical conjugation patterns, forming the past tense and past participle by adding "-d" or "-ed". Some regular verbs may change spelling from "y" to "i" before adding "-ed". Examples of regular verb conjugations are provided. Irregular verbs form their past tense by changing spelling instead of just adding "-d" or "-ed". A list of irregular verbs and their forms is also included.

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    This document discusses verbs and their conjugations. It notes that verbs express actions, conditions, or existence over time. Regular verbs follow typical conjugation patterns, forming the past tense and past participle by adding "-d" or "-ed". Some regular verbs may change spelling from "y" to "i" before adding "-ed". Examples of regular verb conjugations are provided. Irregular verbs form their past tense by changing spelling instead of just adding "-d" or "-ed". A list of irregular verbs and their forms is also included.

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    Is Any Verb Whose Conjugation Follows The Typical Pattern, or One of The Typical Patterns, of The Language To Which It Belongs

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    VERB

    - is a word that expresses time while showing an action, a condition, or the fact that
    something exist.
    -perhaps the most important parts of speech in ENGLISH.
    REGULAR VERS
    3
    - is any verb whose conjugation follows the typical pattern, or one of the typical
    patterns, of the language to which it belongs.
    -A verb that forms its past tense and past participle by adding -d or -ed (or in some
    cases -t) to the base form.
    -for some instances other verb may change their spelling (y) into I and + ed.

    EXAMPLES OF REGULAR VERBS


    1. Present tense
    1.crawl
    2.Dance
    3.jog
    4.hop
    5.play
    6.walk
    7.look
    8.ask
    9.jump
    10.cook
    11.talk

    1.Past tense
    crawled
    danced
    jogged
    hopped
    played
    walked
    looked
    asked
    jumped
    cooked
    talked

    12.paint
    13. cry
    14. call
    15.sit
    16.brush
    17.work
    18.allow
    19.wash
    20.visit
    21.borrow
    22.like
    23.want
    24.remain
    25.survive
    26.help
    27.shock
    28.finish
    29.worry
    30.wait
    31.help
    32.shout
    33.taste
    34.manage
    35.admire

    Painted
    Cried
    called
    sitted
    brushed
    worked
    allowed
    washed
    visited
    borrows
    likes
    wanted
    Remained
    survived
    helped
    shocked
    finished
    worried
    waited
    helped
    shouted
    tasted
    managed
    admired

    36.use
    37.turn
    38.fill
    39.order
    40.happen

    used
    turned
    filled
    ordered
    Happened

    IRREGULAR VERBS
    -are those verb form their past by changing its spelling in their past tense.

    SIMPLE PAST
    PAST PARTICIPLE

    Abide abode abidden arise arose arisen be was been bear bore borne behold beheld
    beheld bind bound bound blow blew blown build built built choose chose choosen dig
    dug dug drive drove driven eat ate eaten find found found forbid forbade forbidden
    forsake forsook forsaken give gave given grind ground ground kneel knelt knelt know
    knew known lay laid laid leap leapt leapt light lit lit lose lose lost make made made
    mislead misled misled mistake mistook mistaken pay paid paid ring rang rung run ran
    run seek sought sought shake shook shaken shine shone shone sing sung sung speak
    spoke spoken spill spilled spilled stand stood stood spring sprang sprang strike struck
    stricken strive strove striven swear swore sworn tear tore torn tell told told undertake
    undertook undertaken undergo underwent undergone write wrote written weave wove
    woven
    Weep wept wept
    Wring wrung wrung

    AILEEN T. ANIB BSIP 1-2

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