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Be

Was were

Become

Became

Begin

Began

Break

Broke

Bring

Brought

Build

Built

Buy

Bought

Catch

Caught

Come

Came

Cost

Cost

Cut

Cut

Choose

Chose

Do

Did

Draw

Drew

Dream

Dreamt

Drink

Drank

Drive

Drove

Eat

Ate

Fall

Fell

Feed

Fed

Feel

Felt

Find

Found

Fly

Flew

Forget

Forgot

Forgive

Forgave

Freeze

Froze

Get

Got

Give

Gave

Go

Went

Grow

Grew

Have

Had

Hear

Heard

Hide

Hid

Hit

Hit

Hurt

Hurt

Keep

Kept

Know

Knew

Leave

Left

Lose

Lost

Write

Wrote

Make

Made

Meet

Met

Pay

Paid

Put

Put

Read

Read

Ride

Rode

Run

Ran

Say

Said

See

Saw

Sell

Sold

Send

Sent

Sit

Sat

Sleep

Slept

Speak

Spoke

Spend

Spent

Steal

Stole

Swim

Swam

Take

Took

Teach

Taught

Tell

Told

Think

Thought

Understand

Understood

Wake

Woke

Wear

Wore

Win

Won