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Irregular Verbs 4: Word Patterns
Option 2
2: Past Participle Word Patterns
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Study the word list: Past participle form ends with '-en' or '-n' or '-ne' (hidden-written)

Irregular Verbs where the past participle form ends with '-en' or '-n' or '-ne'.

Word list: Past participle form ends with '-en' or '-n' or '-ne' (hidden-written)

 hidden hide - hid - hidden
known know - knew - known
lain lie - lay - lain
ridden ride - rode - ridden
risen rise - rose - risen
sewn sew - sewed - sewn
shaken shake - shook - shaken
shone shine - shone - shone
shown show - showed - shown
spoken speak - spoke - spoken
stolen steal - stole - stolen
taken take - took - taken
torn tear - tore - torn
thrown throw - threw - thrown
trodden tread - trod - trodden
woken wake - woke - woken
worn wear - wore - worn
written write - wrote - written

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