Irregular verbs in English, beginning with the letters c, d and e. Learn the verbs in their past participle form in column one. See the verbs used in context in column two.
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caught |
I have caught three colds so far this year. (catch - caught - caught)
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chosen |
I have already chosen to act in the play. (choose - chose - chosen)
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come |
I have never come first in a race. (come - came - come)
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cost |
The groceries have already cost us more this week than they did last week. (cost - cost - cost)
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cut |
I have cut myself while shaving. (cut - cut - cut)
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dealt |
Since you've been in this class, have you dealt the cards for the matching game? (deal - dealt - dealt)
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dug |
I have just dug a hole in the sand at the beach. (dig - dug - dug)
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done |
We have just done our homework. (do - did - done)
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drawn |
I have drawn three birds so far. (draw - drew - drawn)
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dreamt |
I have dreamt about flying for three nights in a row. (dream - dreamt - dreamt)
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drunk |
I have already drunk three glasses of orange. (drink - drank - drunk)
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driven |
I try to walk to work now, but I have still driven a couple of times this month. (drive - drove - driven)
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eaten |
So far today, I have eaten eggs and bacon. (eat - ate - eaten)
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