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Past and Past Participles of Common Irregular English Verbs

Past And Past Participles Of Common Irregular English Verbs

by JoannL, Nov. 2021

Subjects: English, Grammar

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	Bear	Past: Bore Past: BorePast Participle: Borne Past Participle: Borne
	Become	Past: BecamePast Participle: Become
	Begin	Past: BeganPast Participle: Begun
	Bite	Past: BitPast Participle: Bitten

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