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Irregular verbs that do not change when in the past participle form.
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bet |
bet - bet - bet
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burst |
burst - burst - burst
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cost |
cost - cost - cost
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cut |
cut - cut - cut
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hit |
hit - hit - hit
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hurt |
hurt - hurt - hurt
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put |
put - put - put
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quit |
quit - quit - quit
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read |
read - read - read
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set |
set - set - set
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shut |
shut - shut - shut
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spread |
spread - spread - spread
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