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Irregular verbs where the past participle form ends in '-t'.
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bent |
bend - bent - bent
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built |
build - built - built
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dealt |
deal - dealt - dealt
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felt |
feel - felt - felt
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kept |
keep - kept - kept
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learnt |
learn - learnt - learnt
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left |
leave - left - left
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lost |
lose - lost - lost
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meant |
mean - meant - meant
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sent |
send - sent - sent
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set |
set - set - set
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slept |
sleep - slept - slept
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spent |
spend - spent - spent
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spilt |
spill - spilt - spilt
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swept |
sweep - swept - swept
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smelt |
smell - smelt - smelt
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spoilt |
spoil - spoilt - spoilt
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wept |
weep - wept - wept
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