Sunday, 21 October 2012

VERB – THREE FORMS


VERB – THREE FORMS

Model  I     -: All the three forms are different :-
Arise-arose-arisen,   am-was-been,   is-was-been,    are-were-been,              bear-bore-born,   beget-begot-begotten,  befall-befell-befallen,       begin-began-begun,   bide-bid-bidden,    bite-bit-bitten,   begin-began-begun,   blow-blew-blown,   break-broke-broken,   chide-chid-chidden,   choose-chose-chosen,   do-did-done,   draw-drew-drawn,   eat-ate-eaten,   fall-fell-fallen,   fly-flew-flown,   freeze-froze-frozen,   get-got-gotten,   give-gave-given,   go-went-gone,    grow-grew-grown,   hide-hid-hidden,   know-knew-known,   ride-rode-ridden,   ring-rang-rung,   rise- rose-risen,   see-saw-seen,   sink-sank-sunk,   sing-sang-sung,   slay-slew-slain,   smite-smit-smitten,   speak-spoke-spoken,     steal-stole-stolen,   swear-swore-sworn,   take-took-taken,   tear-tore-torn,   throw-threw-thrown,   wake-woke-woken,   wear-wore –worn,   weave-wove-woven,   write-wrote-written,


Model  II    -: All the three forms same :-
Bet,   broadcast,   cast,   cut,   hit,   hurt,   knit,  put,   recast,   rid,   set,   shut,   slit,   split,   thrust,   let,   spread


Model  III   -: Two forms are same :-
Bend-bent-bent,   bind-bound-bound,   breed-bred-bred,   bring-brought-brought,  build-built-built,   buy-bought-bought,   catch-caught-caught,   cling-clung-clung,   creep-crept-crept,   deal-dealt-dealt,   dig-dug-dug,   dream-dreamt-dreamt,   dwell-dwelt-dwelt,   feel-felt-felt,    fight-fought-fought,    find-found-found,    get-got-got,    grind-ground-ground,    hear-heard-heard old-held-held,    keep-kept-kept,    kneel-knelt-knelt,     learn-learnt-learnt,    leave-left-left,    send-sent-sent,    shoot-shot-shot,    sit-sat-sat,    sleep-slept-slept,    smell-smelt-smelt,    spell-spelt-spelt,    spend-spent-spent,    spin-spun-spun,    stand-stood-stood,    stick-stuck-stuck,    sting-stung-stung,    sweep-swept-swept,     teach-taught-taught,    tell-told-told,    think-thought-thought,    weep-wept-wept,    win-won-won,    wind-wound-wound      

Model  IV   -: Add  -d     at the end :-
Admire,   acquire,   advance,   advise,   argue,   argue,   approve,   bake,   calculate,   care,   cease,   change,   charge,   close,   collide,   compile,   dance,   deceive,   decide,   define,   devote,   derive,   dye,   die,   educate,   elevate,   enclose,   engage,   escape,   expose,   face,   file,   fine,   frame,   free,   glide,   guide,   hate,   hesitate,   hire,   imagine,   improve,   include,   injure,   invite,   involve,   joke,   liberate,   line,   locate,   measure,   meditate,   mingle,   move,   name,   note,   observe,   operate,   oppose,   pave,   place,   please,   pollute,   postpone,   quote,   raise,   release,   remove,   replace,   rescue,   rotate,   rule,   salute,   score,   save,   serve,   taste,   tie,   tire,   trace,  

Model  V    -: Add  -ed   at the end :-
Absorb,  act,  adapt,  attempt,  attend,  arrest,  bargain,  belong,  blast,  bless,  collect,  command,  compound,  confess,  connect,  consult,  contain,  convert,  defeat,  defend,  deliver,  depart,  desert,  destroy,  enjoy,  elect,  employ,  end,  enter,  fail,  fish,  fill,  fix,  flow,  fold,  form,  gift,  grant,  guard,  heal,  help,  hiss,  hunt,  invent,  invest,  insult,  jerk,  join,  kill,  kiss,  lack,  land,  lean,  leap,  limp,  lock,  maintain,  melt,  mend,  mix,  mow,  need,  neglect,  obey,  obtain,  offer,  open,  paint,  pass,  peel,  polish,  pick,  quench,  rain,  react,  reach,  recall,  register,  sanction,  scatter,  scold,  scratch,  sew,  sign,  stay,  test,  tilt,  toil,  toss,  touch,  tour, 

Model  VI   -: Repeat last letter and add  -ed :-
Acquit,  admit,  allot,  distil,  drag,  drop,   excel,  expel,  grab,  hug,  jot,  knit,  lag,  pat,  permit,  plan,  profit,  propel,   quit,   recur,  repel,  rub,  rot,  sip,  skip,  sob,  stab,  step,  strip,  tag,  top, 

Model  VII  -: Remove  -y  and  add  -ied  at the end :-
Accompany,  apply,  beautify,  carry,  certify,  classify,  copy,  crucify,  cry,  satisfy,  deny,  dry,  hurry,  justify,  magnify,  modify,  multiply,  notify,  satisfy,  simplify,  study,  supply,  terrify,  verify,  worry,

Model  VIII -: Verb  is  at the end :-
Become-became-become,   befall-befell-befallen,   beget-begot-begotten,   forbear-forbore-forborn,   foresee-foresaw-foreseen,   foretell-foretold-foretold,   outrun-outran-outrun,   overcome-overcame-overcome,   overthrow-overthrew-overthrown,   redo-redid-redone,   remake-remade-remade,   rewrite-rewrote-rewritten,  

Model  IX   -: Verb is  in the beginning :-
Get through-got through-gotten through,  call off-called off-called off,   send off-sent off-sent off,   cool down-cooled down-cooled down,   climb up-climbed up-climbed up

Model   X   -: Verb has two forms :-
Will-would-would                 &         will-willed-willed,
 hang-hung-hung                     &         hang-hanged-hanged, 
 flow-flowed-flowed &         flow-flew-flown
 teach-taught-taught                &         teach-teached-teached,  
 learn-learnt-learnt                   &        learn-learned-learned,


Model   XI  -: Verb – confusing :-
See-saw-seen                           &         saw-sawed-sawed
Wind-wound-wound  &         wound-wounded-wounded
Flow-flew-flown                     &         flow-flowed-flowed                      
Fall-fell-fallen             &         fell-felled-felled

Model  XII  -: Verb – first form differs :-
Do-did-done,              &         does-did-done
Have-had-had &         has-had-had
Is-was-been                 &         am-was-been


Model XIII  -: Remove  -Y  and add –id :-
Pay,   say,   spray,   lay,  

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