السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته هده مجموعة من قائمة الافعال المتغيرة بالانجليزية وكدا الافعال الغير المتغيرة
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Regular and Irregular Verbs
Luckily for us, most verbs in English are regular verbs. This means that we can be
confident with the forms they take because they follow a predictable pattern. Those
verbs that don’t follow the basic rules are called irregular verbs.
The past tense and past participle of regular verbs can be formed by adding “ed” to the
end of the verb root. If the verb already ends with an “e,” then we simply add a “d.” The
present participle of regular verbs is formed by adding “ing” to the end of the root. (A
participle is a word formed from a verb and used in a verb phrase or as a noun or
adjective.)
Here are some examples of regular verbs in their various forms:
Present Past Past Participle Present Participle
cough coughed coughed coughing
dance danced danced dancing
On the other hand, the past tense and past particle of irregular verbs vary, so you must
memorize the changes. Here is a partial list of irregular verbs with their past and past
participle forms. You will want to refer to this list or a dictionary if you are unsure of a
verb form.
Present Past Past Participle
Arise arose arisen
Awake awoke awoke
Be (am, are, is) was (were) been
Become became become
Begin began begun
Bend bent bent
Bite bit bitten
Blow blew blown
Break broke broken
Bring brought brought
Build built built
Buy bought bought
Catch caught caught
Choose chose chosen
Come came come
Do (does) did done
Draw drew drawn
Drink drank drunk
Drive drove driven
Eat ate eaten
Fall fell fallen
Feed fed fed
Feel felt felt
Fight fought fought
Find found found
Fly flew flown
Freeze froze frozen
Get got got or gotten
Give gave given
Go (goes) went gone
Grow grew grown
Have (has) had had
Hear heard heard
Hide hid hidden
Hold held held
Hurt hurt hurt
Keep kept kept
Know knew known
Lay laid laid
Lead led led
Leave left left
Lend lent lent
Lie lay lain
Light lit lit
Lose lost lost
Make made made
Meet met met
Pay paid paid
Ride rode ridden
Ring rang rung
Rise rose risen
Run ran run
Say said said
See saw seen
Sell sold sold
Send sent sent
Shake shook shaken
Shrink shrank shrunk
Sing sang sung
Sleep slept slept
Speak spoke spoken
Spend spent spent
Stand stood stood
Steal stole stolen
Swear swore sworn
Swim swam swum
Take took taken
Teach taught taught
Tear tore torn
Tell told told
Think thought though
Wake woke or waked woken or waked
Wear wore worn
Write wrote written
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Regular and Irregular Verbs
Luckily for us, most verbs in English are regular verbs. This means that we can be
confident with the forms they take because they follow a predictable pattern. Those
verbs that don’t follow the basic rules are called irregular verbs.
The past tense and past participle of regular verbs can be formed by adding “ed” to the
end of the verb root. If the verb already ends with an “e,” then we simply add a “d.” The
present participle of regular verbs is formed by adding “ing” to the end of the root. (A
participle is a word formed from a verb and used in a verb phrase or as a noun or
adjective.)
Here are some examples of regular verbs in their various forms:
Present Past Past Participle Present Participle
cough coughed coughed coughing
dance danced danced dancing
On the other hand, the past tense and past particle of irregular verbs vary, so you must
memorize the changes. Here is a partial list of irregular verbs with their past and past
participle forms. You will want to refer to this list or a dictionary if you are unsure of a
verb form.
Present Past Past Participle
Arise arose arisen
Awake awoke awoke
Be (am, are, is) was (were) been
Become became become
Begin began begun
Bend bent bent
Bite bit bitten
Blow blew blown
Break broke broken
Bring brought brought
Build built built
Buy bought bought
Catch caught caught
Choose chose chosen
Come came come
Do (does) did done
Draw drew drawn
Drink drank drunk
Drive drove driven
Eat ate eaten
Fall fell fallen
Feed fed fed
Feel felt felt
Fight fought fought
Find found found
Fly flew flown
Freeze froze frozen
Get got got or gotten
Give gave given
Go (goes) went gone
Grow grew grown
Have (has) had had
Hear heard heard
Hide hid hidden
Hold held held
Hurt hurt hurt
Keep kept kept
Know knew known
Lay laid laid
Lead led led
Leave left left
Lend lent lent
Lie lay lain
Light lit lit
Lose lost lost
Make made made
Meet met met
Pay paid paid
Ride rode ridden
Ring rang rung
Rise rose risen
Run ran run
Say said said
See saw seen
Sell sold sold
Send sent sent
Shake shook shaken
Shrink shrank shrunk
Sing sang sung
Sleep slept slept
Speak spoke spoken
Spend spent spent
Stand stood stood
Steal stole stolen
Swear swore sworn
Swim swam swum
Take took taken
Teach taught taught
Tear tore torn
Tell told told
Think thought though
Wake woke or waked woken or waked
Wear wore worn
Write wrote written
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