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Forbid

Forbade forbidden

Forget

Forgot forgotten

Forgive

Forgave forgiven

Freeze

Froze frozen

Get

Got got

Give

Gave given

Go

Went gone

Grow

Grew grown

Hang

Hung hung

Have

Had had

Hear

Heard heard