ENGLISH VERB PAST PARTICIPLE FORMS

 


ENGLISH VERB PAST PARTICIPLE FORMS



English is used worldwide and very popular language. There are some verbs with past and past participle forms where 'ed' or 's' is not used.


BASE FORM PAST TENSE PAST PARTICIPLE
BE WAS / WERE BEEN
BEGIN BEGAN BEGUN
BREAK BROKE BROKEN
BRING BROUGHT BROUGHT
BUY BOUGHT BOUGHT
BUILD BUILT BUILT
CHOOSE CHOSE CHOSEN
COME CAME COME
COST COST COST
CUT CUT CUT
DO DID DONE
DRAW DREW DRAWN
DRIVE DROVE DRIVEN
EAT ATE EATEN
FEEL FELT FELT
FIND FOUND FOUND
GET GOT GOT
GIVE GAVE GIVEN
GO WENT GONE
HAVE HAD HAD
HEAR HEARD HEARD
HOLD HELD HELD
KEEP KEPT KEPT
KNOW KNEW KNOWN
LEAVE LEFT LEFT
LEAD LED LED
LET LET LET
LIE LAY LAIN
LOSE LOST LOST
MAKE MADE MADE
MEAN MEANT MEANT
MEET MET MET
PAY PAID PAID
PUT PUT PUT
RUN RAN RUN
SAY SAID SAID
SEE SAW SEEN
SELL SOLD SOLD
SEND SENT SENT
SET SET SET
SIT SAT SAT
SPEAK SPOKE SPOKEN
SPEND SPENT SPENT
STAND STOOD STOOD
TAKE TOOK TAKEN
TEACH TAUGHT TAUGHT
TELL TOLD TOLD
THINK THOUGHT THOUGHT
UNDERSTAND UNDERSTOOD UNDERSTOOD
WEAR WORE WORE
WIN WON WON
WRITE WROTE WRITTEN

These are the mostly used verbs that are not regular. All most 90% verbs are regular where we can apply 'ed' or 's' to make past form.

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