Three forms of verb

Three forms of verb

The three forms of a verb, also known as verb conjugation, consist of the base form, the past tense form, and the past participle form. For example, the three forms of the verb “eat” are:

1. Base Form: eat

2. Past Tense Form: ate

3. Past Participle Form: eaten

Similarly, the three forms of the verb “run” are:

1. Base Form: run

2. Past Tense Form: ran

3. Past Participle Form: run

Understanding and correctly using the three forms of verbs is essential for constructing grammatically correct sentences in English.

Three forms of Verbs

VerbBase FormPast Tense FormPast Participle Form
Abideabideabodeabode
Arisearisearosearisen
Awakeawakeawokeawoken
Bebewasbeen
Bearbearboreborne
Beatbeatbeatbeaten
Becomebecomebecamebecome
Beginbeginbeganbegun
Bendbendbentbent
Betbetbetbet
Bindbindboundbound
Bitebitebitbitten
Bleedbleedbledbled
Blowblowblewblown
Breakbreakbrokebroken
Bringbringbroughtbrought
Buildbuildbuiltbuilt
Burnburnburned/burntburned/burnt
Burstburstburstburst
Buybuyboughtbought
Castcastcastcast
Catchcatchcaughtcaught
Choosechoosechosechosen
Clingclingclungclung
Comecomecamecome
Costcostcostcost
Creepcreepcreptcrept
Cutcutcutcut
Dealdealdealtdealt
Digdigdugdug
Divedivedovedived
Dododiddone
Drawdrawdrewdrawn
Dreamdreamdreamed/dreamtdreamed/dreamt
Drinkdrinkdrankdrunk
Drivedrivedrovedriven
Eateatateeaten
Fallfallfellfallen
Feedfeedfedfed
Feelfeelfeltfelt
Fightfightfoughtfought
Findfindfoundfound
Flyflyflewflown
Forbidforbidforbadeforbidden
Forgetforgetforgotforgotten
Freezefreezefrozefrozen
Getgetgotgotten
Givegivegavegiven
Go gowentgone

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