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BASE FORM PRESENT (3RD SING.) PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
be am/is/are (is) was/were been being
become become (becomes) became become becoming
begin begin (begins) began begun beginning
bite bite (bites) bit bitten biting
break break (breaks) broke broken breaking
buy buy (buys) bought bought buying
build build (builds) built built building
catch catch (catches) caught caught catching
choose choose (chooses) chose chosen choosing
come come (comes) came come coming
deal deal (deals) dealt dealt dealing
dig dig (digs) dug dug digging
do do (does) did done doing
drive drive (drives) drove driven driving
eat eat (eats) ate eaten eating
fall fall (falls) fell fallen falling
feed feed (feeds) fed fed feeding
feel feel (feels) felt felt feeling
fight fight (fights) fought fought fighting
find find (finds) found found finding
fly fly (flies) flew flown flying
forget forget (forgets) forgot forgotten forgetting
forgive forgive (forgives) forgave forgiven forgiving
freeze freeze (freezes) froze frozen freezing
get get (gets) got gotten or got getting
give give (gives) gave given giving
go go (goes) went gone going
grow grow (grows) grew grown growing
have have (has) had had having
hide hide (hides) hid hidden hiding
hold hold (holds) held held holding
keep keep (keeps) kept kept keeping
know know (knows) knew known knowing
lay lay (lays) laid laid laying
lead lead (leads) led led leading
leave leave (leaves) left left leaving
lie lie (lies) lay lain lying
lose lose (loses) lost lost losing
make make (makes) made made making
meet meet (meets) met met meeting
pay pay (pays) paid paid paying
read read (reads) read read reading
ride ride (rides) rode ridden riding
rise rise (rises) rose risen rising
run run (runs) ran run running
say say (says) said said saying
see see (sees) saw seen seeing
sell sell (sells) sold sold selling
set set (sets) set set setting
sew sew (sews) sewed sewed or sewn sewing
sing sing (sings) sang sung singing
sleep sleep (sleeps) slept slept sleeping
speak speak (speaks) spoke spoken speaking
spend spend (spends) spent spent spending
stand stand (stands) stood stood standing
spring spring (springs) sprang or sprung sprung springing
steal steal (steals) stole stolen stealing
take take (takes) took taken taking
teach teach (teaches) taught taught teaching
tear tear (tears) tore torn tearing
tell tell (tells) told told telling
think think (thinks) thought thought thinking
throw throw (throws) threw thrown throwing
wear wear (wears) wore worn wearing
win win (wins) won won winning
write write (writes) wrote written writing

Note: When the past participle is used as an adjective, some otherwise regular verbs use an "en" or "n" form.

Examples:

(hew) hand-hewn log
(get) ill-gotten gains
(melt) molten lead
(rot) rotten apple
(seethe) sodden mess
(sew) hand-sewn dress
(swell) swollen ankle
Very unusual: (work) wrought iron


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