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• Be: am, is, are, was, were, been

  The verb be in English, including its forms am, is, are, was, were, been, and being, along with usage rules and examples.

• Have: has, had

  Have is an irregular verb used to show possession, form perfect tenses, and more. Includes forms: have, has, had.

• Do: does, did, done

  The English verb 'do' and its forms 'does,' 'did,' and 'done,' including usage rules, role in questions and negatives, and examples to illustrate each form.

• Go: went, gone

  The irregular English verb go, including its past tense went, and past participle gone.

• Get: got, gotten/got

  English irregular verb “get” with past forms “got” and “gotten”/“got”, including meanings, usage, and examples.

• Make: made

  The irregular verb make (meaning "to create or do something") has the past tense and past participle made.

• Take: took, taken

  The English verb “take,” including its irregular forms “took” and “taken,” and rules for using it in different tenses and contexts.

• See: saw, seen

  The irregular verb “see,” including its forms, usage, and example sentences.

• Come: came, come

  The English verb 'come' and its past tense 'came' and past participle 'come,' including usage, examples, and tips for correct usage.

• Give: gave, given

  Explanation of the English verb “give,” including its past tense, past participle, conjugations, and common usage.

• Find: found

  Explanation of the verb find, including its meaning, usage, and conjugation.

• Think: thought

  Explanation of the irregular verb “think,” including its forms, usage, and examples.

• Tell: told

  Conjugation of the English irregular verb “tell,” which means to communicate or inform.

• Become: became, become

  The verb become and its past forms became and become, including usage, example sentences, and common patterns.

• Show: showed, shown

  The English verb show (showed, shown) means to present or allow someone to see something. It is irregular in the past and past participle forms. Conjugations use showed for simple past and either showed or shown for the past participle, with shown being more common in perfect tenses.

• Leave: left

  Explanation of the irregular English verb "leave," including its base form, past simple, past participle, and usage examples.

• Feel: felt

  The English verb feel (present) and its past tense form felt, including usage rules, examples, and tips.

• Put: put

  The verb put means to move something into a particular place or position. It is an irregular verb that has the same form in the base, past, and past participle.

• Bring: brought

  The past tense and past participle of bring, used to describe the act of carrying or moving something toward a place or person.

• Begin: began, begun

  The verb begin and its past forms began and begun, including meanings, usage rules, example sentences, and common mistakes.

• Keep: kept

  Irregular verb “keep” with past tense and past participle “kept,” including usage, examples, and common phrases.

• Hold: held

  The verb hold means to carry, support, or have something in your hands or arms. Its past tense and past participle form is held.

• Write: wrote, written

  The past tense and past participle forms of the verb 'write,' used to describe actions of composing or recording words at different times.

• Stand: stood

  Explanation and examples for the irregular verb stand (past tense: stood), including usage in sentences and common idiomatic expressions.

• Meet: met

  The verb “meet,” including its meaning, usage, and examples in sentences.

• Run: ran, run

  Conjugation of the irregular verb run in English, showing how to use ran (past simple) and run (past participle) in sentences.

• Pay: paid

  The English verb pay (past tense paid) means to give money for goods, services, or debts. It is irregular: the past tense and past participle form is paid.

• Sit: sat

  Sit is an irregular verb meaning to rest with the body supported by the buttocks, usually on a chair or the ground. Its past tense is sat.

• Speak: spoke, spoken

  The verb speak means to say words aloud. Spoke is the past tense, and spoken is the past participle (used with have/has or in passive sentences).

• Lie: lay, lain

  Explanation of the verb "lie" (meaning "to recline") including its past tense and past participle forms, usage rules, and examples.

• Lead: led
• Read: read, read

  The English verb “read,” including its meanings, pronunciation, and example sentences for present, past, and past participle forms.

• Grow: grew, grown

  The verb “grow” means to increase in size, develop, or cultivate. Its irregular past forms are “grew” (simple past) and “grown” (past participle).

• Lose: lost
• Fall: fell, fallen

  The English verb “fall,” including its past tense “fell” and past participle “fallen,” with examples and usage tips.

• Send: sent

  The English verb “send,” including its meanings, example sentences, and explanations of its most common tenses.

• Build: built

  The past tense and past participle form of the irregular verb "build," which means to construct or create something.

• Understand: understood

  The verb "understand," its meaning, usage, example sentences, and role in English grammar.

• Draw: drew, drawn

  Draw: drew, drawn in English explains the irregular verb “draw,” including its meanings, usage rules, and example sentences for base, past, and past participle forms.

• Break: broke, broken

  The verb "break" and its forms "broke" and "broken," along with their meanings, usage rules, and example sentences to help you use them correctly in context.

• Spend: spent

  The irregular verb spend, including its past tense form spent, along with example sentences to show correct usage and meaning.

• Cut: cut

  The verb cut, including its uses, meanings, and examples from everyday English.

Last updated: Wed Jun 18, 2025