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Irregular verbs in English, beginning with the letter b. Learn the verbs in their past participle form in column one. See the verbs used in context in column two.
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been |
Have you ever been late for school? (be - was - been)
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borne |
I have always borne the surname Smith. (bear - bore - borne)
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beaten |
So far this month, we have beaten them at football twice. (beat - beat - beaten)
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become |
It has just become clear that we will need more time to finish the project. (become - became - become)
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begun |
The lesson has just begun. (begin - began - begun)
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bent |
The force of the storm has already bent the telephone poles. (bend - bent - bent)
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bet |
Have you ever bet on a game? (bet - bet - bet)
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bought |
She has already bought toys for her daughters. (buy - bought - bought)
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bound |
For every Sports Day so far, we have bound ourselves together for the three-legged race. (bind - bound - bound)
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bitten |
I have just bitten my tongue. (bite - bit - bitten)
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bled |
Has your nose ever bled? (bleed - bled - bled)
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blown |
So far in this P.E. lesson, the teacher has blown her whistle three times! (blow - blew - blown)
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broken |
I have never broken my arm. (break - broke - broken)
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bred |
Has the farmer ever bred lambs? (breed - bred - bred)
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brought |
I have already brought my project into school. (bring - brought - brought)
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built |
So far this summer, we have built one sandcastle. (build - built - built)
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burnt |
I have never burnt my dinner. (burn - burnt - burnt)
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burst |
Have you burst the balloons yet? (burst - burst - burst)
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