Explore this spelling list: Verb does not change when in past simple form or past participle form (bet-hurt). This page and its activities are crafted to help you perfect your spelling. Explore the various learning activities and complete a spelling test to evaluate your progress.
Irregular verbs that do not change when in the past simple form or the past participle form.
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bet |
bet - bet - bet
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bet |
bet - bet - bet
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burst |
burst - burst - burst
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burst |
burst - burst - burst
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cost |
cost - cost - cost
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cost |
cost - cost - cost
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cut |
cut - cut - cut
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cut |
cut - cut - cut
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hit |
hit - hit - hit
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hit |
hit - hit - hit
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hurt |
hurt - hurt - hurt
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hurt |
hurt - hurt - hurt
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