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    This document provides examples of irregular past tense verbs in English. It lists the base form of several common verbs like "to be", "to read", and "to find" alongside their past tense forms "was", "read", and "found". It demonstrates how the past tense of irregular English verbs is not formed by adding "-ed" but instead uses unique past tense versions of the verbs.

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    This document provides examples of irregular past tense verbs in English. It lists the base form of several common verbs like "to be", "to read", and "to find" alongside their past tense forms "was", "read", and "found". It demonstrates how the past tense of irregular English verbs is not formed by adding "-ed" but instead uses unique past tense versions of the verbs.

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    This document provides examples of irregular past tense verbs in English. It lists the base form of several common verbs like "to be", "to read", and "to find" alongside their past tense forms "was", "read", and "found". It demonstrates how the past tense of irregular English verbs is not formed by adding "-ed" but instead uses unique past tense versions of the verbs.

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    5° Le prétérit – verbes irréguliers :

    base verbale prétérit

    to be I was / you were (être)


    to read I read (lire)
    to fall I fell (tomber)
    to find I found (trouver)
    to come I came (venir)
    to have I had (avoir)
    to become I became (devenir)
    to win I won (gagner)

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