This document summarizes the seven classes of Old English strong verbs based on their conjugation patterns. Class I verbs end in -ī in the infinitive and -ā in the preterit singular. Class II verbs end in -ēo or -ū in the infinitive and -ēa in the preterit plural. Class VII verbs have irregular conjugations that vary between verbs.
This document summarizes the seven classes of Old English strong verbs based on their conjugation patterns. Class I verbs end in -ī in the infinitive and -ā in the preterit singular. Class II verbs end in -ēo or -ū in the infinitive and -ēa in the preterit plural. Class VII verbs have irregular conjugations that vary between verbs.
This document summarizes the seven classes of Old English strong verbs based on their conjugation patterns. Class I verbs end in -ī in the infinitive and -ā in the preterit singular. Class II verbs end in -ēo or -ū in the infinitive and -ēa in the preterit plural. Class VII verbs have irregular conjugations that vary between verbs.
CLASS INFINITIVE PRETERIT PRETERIT PAST SINGULAR PLURAL PARTICIPLE I ī ā i i II ēo or ū ēa u o III i a u u e or eo ea u o IV e æ ǣ o V e æ ǣ e y or i ea ēa y or i VI a ō ō a VII various ēo ēo like the ē ē infinitive