Forms of Common Irregular Verbs Base Simple Past Present Participle Past Participle   Base Simple Past Present Participle Past Participle be was, were being been   know knew knowing known become became becoming become   lay laid laying laid begin began beginning begun   lead led leading led bet bet betting bet   leave left leaving left bite bit biting bitten   lend lent lending lent blow blew blowing blown   lie lay lying lain break broke breaking broken   lose lost losing lost bring brought bringing brought   make made making made buy bought buying bought   pay paid paying paid catch caught catching caught   put put putting put choose chose choosing chosen   read read reading read come came coming come   ride rode riding ridden cut cut cutting cut   ring rang ringing rung dig dug digging dug   rise rose rising risen drink drank drinking drunk   run ran running run drive drove driving driven   say said saying said draw drew drawing drawn   see saw seeing seen eat ate eating eaten   set set setting set fall fell falling fallen   shake shook shaking shaken feed fed feeding fed   sing sang singing sung feel felt feeling felt   sit sat sitting sat find found finding found   speak spoke speaking spoken freeze froze freezing frozen   steal stole stealing stolen get got getting gotten   swear swore swearing sworn give gave giving given   swim swam swimming swum go went going gone   take took taking taken grow grew growing grown   teach taught teaching taught have had having had   tear tore tearing torn hear heard hearing heard   think thought thinking thought hit hit hitting hit   throw threw throwing thrown hurt hurt hurting hurt   wear wore wearing worn keep kept keeping kept   win won winning won           write wrote writing written

CONTENTS MAIN PAGE SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Technical Requirements Navigating Sentence Sense Using Applications Using a Word Processor ESL TIPS CHARTS AND TABLES Auxiliary Verbs Common Verb Contractions Use of Modal Auxiliaries The Four Forms of Regular Verbs Common Irregular Verbs Some Common Prepositions Verbs, Gerunds and Infinitive Completers Summary of Comma Use Uses of Reported Speech Clause Connectors Summary of Solutions for Run-ons Agreement With to do, to have & to be Pronouns Spelling Chart Correction Tally OTHER INTERNET RESOURCES SEARCH ENGINE