79. Irregular Verb Forms(107)(TDC1st)

1. Abide, Abode, Abode, Abode, Abiding, Abides
2. Arise, Arose, Arisen, Arising, Arises
3. Awake, Awoke, Awoken, Awaking, Awakes
4. Bear, Bore, Bearing, Bore
5. Be/Is/Am/Are, Was/Were, Being, Been.
6. Begin,  Began,  Begun,  Beginning,  Begins.
7. Beat, Beat, Beaten, Beating, Beats.
8. Beget, Begot, Begotten, Begetting, Begets.
9. Bend, Bent, Bent, Bending, Bents
10. Bespeak, Bespoke, Bespoken, Bespeaking, Bespeaks
11. Bestride, Bestrode, Bestridden, Bestreading, Bestrides
12. Bet, Bet, Bet, Betting, Bets.
13. Bid, Bade/Bid, Bidden/Bid, Bidding, Bids.
14. Bind, Bound, Bound, Bound, Binding, Binds
15. Blow, Blew, Blewn, Blowing, Blows.
16. Become, Became, Become, Becoming, Becomes
17. Bring,  Brought,  Brought, Bringing,  Brings
18. Breed, Bred, Bred, Breeding, Breeds.
19. Break, Broke, Broken, Breaking, Brokes.
20. Bleed, Bled, Bled, Bleeding, Bleeds.
21. Bite, Bit, Bitten, Biting, Bites
22. Bend, Bent, Bent, Bending, Bents
23. Behold, Beheld, Beheld, Behelding, Behelds.
24. Befall, Befell, Befallen, Befalling, Befalls.
25. Beat, Beat, Beaten, Beating, Beats.
26. Bind, Bound, Bound, Binding, Binds.
27. Build, Built, Built, Building, Builts
28. Buy,  Bought,  Bought,  Buying,  Buys
29. Burn, Burnt/Burned, Burnt/Burned, Burning, Burns
30. Can, Could
31. Catch, Caught, Caught, Catching, Catches.
32. Come, Came, Coming, Comes
33. Cling, Clung, Clinging, Clings.
34. Choose, Chose, Chosen, Choosing, Choses.
35. Cast, Cast, Cast, Casting, Casts
36. Cost,  Cost,  Cost,  Costing,  Costs
37. Cut, Cut, Cut, Cutting, Cuts
38. Deal, Dealt, Dealt, Dealt, Dealing, Deals
39. Dig, Dug, Dug, Digging, Digs
40. Do, Dud, Done, Doing, Does.
41. Draw, Drew, Drawn, Drawing, Draws.
42. Dream, Dreamt, Dreamt, Dreaming, Dreams.
43. Drink, Drank, Drunk, Drinking, Drinks.
44. Drive, Drove, Driven, Driving, Drives.
45. Dwell, Dwelt, Dwelt, Dwelling, Dwells.
46. Eat, Ate, Eaten, Eating, Eats
47. Fall, Fell, Fallen, Falling, Falls
48. Feel, Felt, Feeling, Feels
49. Find, Found, Finding, Finds
50. Fight, Fought, Fought, Fighting, Fights.
51. Flee, Felt, Felt, Feeling, Feels
52. Fling, Flung, Flung, Flinging, Flings.
53. Feed, Fed, Fed, Feeding, Feeds
54. Forbid, Forbade, Forbidden, Forbidding, Forbids.
55. Forecast, Forecast, Forecast, Forcasting, Forecasts.
56. Fly, Flew, Flying, Flies
57. Forget, Forgot, Forgotten, Forgetting, Forgets
58. Forgive, Forgave, Forgiven, Forgiving, Forgives
59. Forsake, Forsook, Forsaken, Forsaking, Forsooks
60. Foretell, Foretold, Foretold, Foretelling, Fortells
61. Freeze, Froze, Frozen, Freezing, Freezes
62. Go, Went, Gone, Going, Goes
63. Get, Got, Got, Got, Getting, Gets
64. Give, Gave, Given, Giving, Gives
65. Grind, Ground, Ground, Grinding, Grinds.
66. Grow, Grew, Grown, Growing, Grows.
67. Hang, Hung, Hung, Hanging, Hangs
68. Have, Had, Had, Having
69. Hear, Heard, Heard, Hearing, Hears
70. Hit, Hit, Hit, Hitting, Hits
71. Hold, Held, Held, Holding, Holds
72. Hurt, Hurt, Hurt, Hurting, Hurts
73. Keep, Kept, Kept, Keeping, Keeps
74. Know,  Knew,  Known, Knowing,  Knows
75. Learn,  Learnt/Learned, Learnt/Learned, Learning,  Learns
76. Leave, Left, Left, Leaving, Leaves
77. Let, Let, Let, Letting, Lets
78. Lend, Lent, Lent, Lending, Lends
79. Lie,  Lay,  Lain,  Laying,  Lays
80. Lose,  Lost,  Lost, Loosing, Loses.
81. Make, Made, Made, Making, Makes.
82. Mean, Meant, Meant, Meaning, Means.
83. Meet, Met, Met, Meeting, Meets
84. Pay,  Paid,  Paid,  Paying,  Pays
85. Put, Put,  Put,  Putting,  Puts
86. Rise, Rose, Risen, Rising, Rises
87. Run, Ran, Run, Running, Runs
88. Read, Read, Read, Reading, Reads
89. Say,  Said,  Said,  Saying,  Says
90. See,  Saw,  Seen,  Seeing,  Sees
91. Send, Sent, Sent, Sending, Sends
92. Set,  Set,  Set,  Setting,  Sets
93. Sit, Sat/Seated, Sat/Seated, Sitting, Sits
94. Smell, Smelt, Smelt, Smelling, Smells.
95. Sing, Sang, Sung, Singing, Sings
96. Sell, Sold, Sold, Selling, Sells.
97. Speak, Spoke, Spoken, Speaking, Speaks.
98. Steal, Stole, Stolen, Stealing, Stoles
99. Stick, Stuck, Stuck, Sticking, Sticks
100. Swim, Swam, Swum, Swimming, Swims
101. Teach, Taught, Taught, Teaching, Teaches
102. Think, Thought, Thought, Thinking, Thinks
103. Take, Took,  Taken,  Taking,  Takes
104. Tell,  Told,  Told,  Telling,  Tells
105. Wear,  Wore,  Worn,  Wearing,  Wears
106. Write,  Wrote,  Written,  Writing,  Writes
107. Win, Won, Won, Winning, Wins



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