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A

Base Form Past Simple Past Participle DefinitionAbide

(rmne)Abode/Abided Abode/Abided/Abidden

To continue

To reside\live

Aby/Abey

(amenda) Abought Abought To make amends for something wrong

Alight

(cobor)Alit/Alighted Alit/Alighted To get off a bus, train, etc.

Arise

(rsri)Arose Arisen

To originate

To come into existence

Awake

(detepta)Awoke Awoken To stop sleeping and become conscious

B

Base Form Past Simple Past Participle DefinitionBackbite

(brfi)Backbit Backbitten To speak badly about someone

Backfit

(potrivi)Backfit Backfit

To fit new parts into an older machine that werent

available when the machine was made

Backlight

(lumina)Backlit Backlit To illuminate from behind !photography"

Backslide Backslid Backslid/Backslidden To stop making progress and start regressing

Be

(a fi)#as/#ere Been

To exist, live or occur.

An auxiliary verb

Bear

(suporta) Bore Born/BorneTo carry

To tolerate

Beat

(lovi)Beat Beaten To hit repeatedly

Become

(deveni)Became Become To come into existence

Bedight

(decora)Bedight/Bedighted Bedight/Bedighted To adorn, decorate

Befall

(ntmpla)Befell Befallen

To happen

To happen to somebody or something

Beget

(nate)

Begot/Begat BegottenTo cause something to happen

To procreateBegin

(ncepe)Began Begun To start something

Begird

(ncercui)Begirt/Begirded Begirt To encircle

Behight

(promite)Behight Behight/Behoten

To promise or vow

To order

Behold

(zri)Beheld Beheld To become conscious of by seeing

Belay

(lea)Belaid/Belayed Belaid/Belayed

To secure a boat with a rope

To tie up

Bend(ndoi) Bent Bent To curve something by distorting its shape

Bereave Bereft Bereft/Bereaved To lose a relative through their death
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(lipsi de) To depriveBeseech

(implora)Besought/Beseeched Besought/Beseeched To ask someone very insistently to do something

Beset

(confrunta)Beset Beset To be restricted and occupied by difficulties

Bespeak

(trda)Bespoke Bespoken

To set aside or reserve something

To ask forBestrew

(mprtia)Bestrewed Bestrewed/Bestrewn

To cover a surface by throwing things about

randomly

Bestride

(ncleca)Bestrode Bestridden

To sit or stand with one leg on either side of

something

Bet

(paria)Bet Bet To risk money against the result of a future event

Betake

(se adresa)Betook Betaken To go to a place

Bethink

(a!i aminti)Bethought Bethought

To think about something

To remind yourself

Beweep(a se plne)

Bewept Bewept To cry for or over someone or something

Bid

(proclama)Bid Bid To make an offer of money or services

Bid

(comanda)Bade Bidden To command or urge someone to do something

Bide

(atepta)Bided/Bode Bided

To wait for

To tolerate

Bind

(uni)Bound Bound To tie something with string, or similar, to hold it

Bite

(muca) Bit Bitten To cut or hold with teethBlaw

(sufla)Blawed Blawn To blow

Bleed

(snera)Bled Bled To lose blood through a cut in the skin

Blend

(amesteca)Blended/Blent Blended/Blent To mix together

Bless

(sfin"i)Blessed/Blest Blessed/Blest

To wish or confer happiness

To make holy

Blow

(rsufla)

Blew Blown To move air, wind and gases

Bottle$feed

(#rni)Bottle$fed Bottle$fed To feed a baby with a bottle

Bowstring

(suruma)Bowstrung/

BowstringedBowstrung To strangle with the string from a bow

Break

(rupe)Broke Broken

To cause something to separate into at least two

pieces

Breast$feed

(alpta)Breast$fed Breast$fed To feed a baby with breast milk

Breed

(alpta)Bred Bred

To produce animals or plants by controlling their

reproduction

Bring$aduce Brought Brought To carry or convey something to a placeBroadcast

(difuza)Broadcast/Broadcasted Broadcast/Broadcasted To transmit radio or T% signals
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Browbeat

(intimida)Browbeat Browbeat/Browbeaten

To put pressure on someone or bully them to do

something

Build

(construi)Built Built To construct

Burn

(arde)Burnt/Burned Burnt/Burned To consume or be consumed by fire

Burst(spare)

Burst Burst To break something open, usually by internalpressure, such as a balloon with too much air in it

Buy

(cumpra)Bought Bought To ac&uire something in exchange for money

%

Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition'ast

(proiecta)'ast 'ast To throw or pro(ect something

'atch

(a prinde)'aught 'aught

To receiveTo stop and hold a moving ob(ect, usually with your

hands

To make something unable to escape

'heerlead

(ncura&a)'heerled 'heerled To cheer and support a team in an organised group

'hide

(mustra)'hid 'hid/'hidden

To tell somebody off when they have done something

wrong

'hoose

(alee)'hose 'hosen To select

'lap

(aplauda) 'lapped/'lapt 'lapped/'lapt

To hit your hands together to make a sound to show

approvalTo make a loud noise, like thunder

'lear$cut

(defria)'lear$cut 'lear$cut To cut down all trees in an area

'leave

(despica)'left/'leaved/'love 'left/'leaved/'loven

To separate or divide something, often with force

To stick or hold together

'leek

(fi)'laught/'laucht/'leeked 'leeked To grasp or take hold of

'ling

(a"a)'lung 'lung To hold on to or to stick to

'lothe

(mbrca) 'lad/'lothed 'lad/'lothed To dress someone or provide them with clothes'ome

(veni)'ame 'ome

To move towards or to arrive at a specified place, time

or situation

'ost

(costa)'ost 'ost

The amount of money re&uired buying something) it

costs five dollars.

'reep

(tr)'rept 'rept To move along the ground lying down

'row

(cnta)'rowed/'rew 'rowed

To boast

To utter a sound indicating pleasure

'ut

(tia)'ut 'ut

To break the surface of something with a knife or

similar tool

D
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(cdea)ast$cut

(tia rapid)ast$cut ast$cut To cut &uickly from one scene to another in a film

eed

(#rni)ed ed To give or supply food

eel

(sim"i)elt elt

To sense by touch

To experience an emotion, or sensationight

(a se lupta)ought ought To try to hurt or kill someone in combat or war

ind

(cuta)ound ound

To discover something either by chance or when

looking for it

it

(potrivi)it/itted it/itted

To be the correct si-e, for clothes, etc. !fit/fit/fit"

To measure someone for si-e !fit fit/fitted/ fit/fitted"

leeled led To run away in order to find safety

ling lung lung To throw or move something suddenly

loodlight loodlit loodlit

To use powerful lights to illuminate something outside

at night

ly lew lownTo move through the air

To travel by aeroplane

lyblow lyblew lyblown To contaminate by laying eggs, the way a fly does

orbear orbore orborne/orborn ot to use or talk about something

orbid orbade/orbad orbidden To prohibit

orce$feed orce$fed orce$fed To feed someone who refuses or doesnt want to eat

ordo/oredoordid ordone To ruin or destroy

orecast orecast/orecasted orecast/orecasted To predict the future

orefeel orefelt orefeltTo have a feeling before something happens

To have a premonition

orego orewent oregoneTo precede something

To go without something

oreknow oreknew oreknown To know something beforehand

orerun oreran orerunTo go before something

To show that something is going to happen

oresee oresaw oreseen To predict or see the future

oreshow oreshowed orshowed/oreshownTo show something or make it known beforehand

To foretell

orespeak orespoke orespokenTo predict

To speak of something beforehand

oretell oretold oretold To predict the futureorget orgot orgotten To be unable to remember something

orgive orgave orgivenTo pardon or stop being angry with someone who has

offended you

orlese orlore orlorn To lose completely

orsake orsook orsakenTo give something up

To abandon

orswear orswore orsworn To make a false promise or oath

raught raught/raughted raught/raughted

To stock

To load a ship, etc

To hire a ship, etc

ree$fall ree$fell ree$fallen To drop or fall suddenlyTo fall through the air without opening a parachute

ree-e ro-e ro-en To make li&uids into solids by cold temperatures
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To store food below -ero degrees centigrade

rostbite rostbit rostbittenTo in(ure or damage part of the body through extreme

cold

Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definitionainsay ainsaid ainsaid To contradict or deny

aslight aslit/aslighted aslit/aslightedTo frighten and confuse someone so much that they

think they are going mad

eld elded/elt elded/elt To castrate an animal

et ot ot/otten To obtain, catch or receive

hostwrite hostwrote hostwrittenTo write for someone else, who will put their name as

the author

ild ilt/ilded ilt/ilded To cover something with a thin layer of gold

in an an To begin something

ird irded/irt irded/irt To secure or encircle something with a belt or bendive ave iven To offer something as a present

naw nawed nawed/nawn

To bite or chew

To cause worry

o #ent one/Been To travel to a place

rave raved raven/raved

To dig

To carve

To fix in the memory

rind round round To break something into a powder

row rew rown To increase in si-e

Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition0agride 0agrode 0agridden To torment or cause nightmares

0alterbreak0alterbroke 0alterbrokenTo break a horse in, to get it used to wearing a

halter

0amstring 0amstrung/0amstringed0amstrung/0amstringedTo make things difficult for someone doing

something

0and$feed 0and$fed 0and$fed To give food by hand

0and$ride 0and$rode 0and$ridden To control an animal by hand0andsew 0andsewed 0andsewn/0andsewed To sew by hand

0andwrite 0andwrote 0andwrittenTo write with a pen or pencil rather than a word

processor

0ang 0ung/0anged 0ung/0anged

To suspend from a support

To execute someone by suspending them by the

neck

0ave 0ad 0ad

To possess

To do

An auxiliary verb

0ear 0eard 0eard To detect or perceive sound

0eave 0eaved/0ove 0eaved/0ove To lift something heavyTo throw something heavy

0ew 0ewed 0ewn To cut things into pieces
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0ide 0id 0iddenTo conceal or put something where it cannot be

seen

0ight 0ote/0ight 0oten

To name

To promise

To command

0it 0it 0it To touch somebody or something with force

0oise 0oised/0oist 0oised/0oist To hoist or lift0oist 0oist/0oisted 0oist/0oisted To raise or lift using ropes, etc

0old 0eld 0eldTo secure something in your hand

To contain

0ouse$sit 0ouse$sat 0ouse$satTo stay in someones house to look after it while

they are away

0ousebreak0ousebroke 0ousebroken To train an animal to live in a house

0urt 0urt 0urtTo cause pain, in(ury or stress

To experience pain, in(ury or stress

*Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition

1nbreed 1nbred 1nbredTo produce babies with health problems by sexual

relations between close relatives

1ndwell 1ndwelt 1ndweltTo inhabit

To exist as a guiding principle

1nhold 1nheld 1nheld To have as an inherent characteristic

1nlay 1nlaid 1nlaidTo put a different material inside another for

decoration, with a flat surface

1nput 1nput/1nputted 1nput/1nputted To enter data into a computer

1nset 1nset 1nset To put a picture or graphic inside a larger one1nterblend 1nterblended/1nterblent1nterblended/1nterblent To blend things together

1nterbreed 1nterbred 1nterbred To mix species or groups sexually

1ntercut 1ntercut 1ntercutTo move between different scenes or stories in a film or

narrative

1ntergrave 1ntergraved 1ntergraved/1ntergravenTo carve or engrave in alternate sections

1nterlay 1nterlaid 1nterlaid To place among or between things

1nterset 1nterset 1nterset To set among or between things

1nterweave 1nterwove 1nterwoven To (oin or mix together

1nterwind 1nterwound 1nterwound To wind together or intertwine

1nweave 1nwove/1nweaved 1nwoven/1nweaved To weave things together

1nwind 1nwound 1nwound To wrap or coil around

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Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition2erry$build 2erry$built 2erry$built To build something cheaply and badly

,

Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition

3eep 3ept 3ept

To have possession

To make somebody or something stay in a particular

place
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3en 3ent/3enned 3ent/3enned To know

3neel 3nelt/3neeled 3nelt/3neeled To support yourself on your knees

3nit 3nit/3nitted 3nit/3nitted To make clothes such as pullovers out of wool

3now 3new 3nownTo be ac&uainted with

To have correctly in your memory

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Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition4ade 4aded 4aden/4aded To load !put goods onto" a ship

4andslide 4andslid/4andslided 4andslid/4andslided To win a convincing and easy victory in an election

4ay 4aid 4aid To put something in a hori-ontal position

4ead 4ed 4edTo take someone somewhere or guide them

To be in command

4ean 4eant/4eaned 4eant/4eanedTo place something at an incline for support against

something

4eap 4eapt/4eaped 4eapt/4eaped To (ump4earn 4earnt/4earned 4earnt/4earned To ac&uire knowledge

4eave 4eft 4eft To go out of a place

4end 4ent 4ent To give somebody money that must be returned

4ep 4ept 4ept To leap

4et 4et 4etTo allow something to happen

To allow someone to do something

4ie 4ay 4ain To get into or be in a hori-ontal position

4ight 4it 4it To make something burn

4inebreed 4inebred 4inebred Breed animals from a particular family

4ip$5ead 4ip$5ead 4ip$5eadTo work out what someone is saying from the

movements of their mouth

4ose 4ost 4ostot to have something because you do not know where

it is

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6ake 6ade 6ade

To create or construct something

To cause somebody to do something

To perform an action

6ean 6eant 6eant To signifyTo intend

6eet 6et 6etTo make somebodys ac&uaintance

To be in the same place as somebody

6elt 6elted 6olten/6eltedTo change from solid into a li&uid as the temperature

goes up

6isbecome 6isbecame 6isbecome ot to suit

6iscast 6iscast 6iscast To choose the wrong actor for a role

6ischoose 6ischose 6ischosen To choose wrongly

6iscut 6iscut 6iscut To cut something wrongly or badly

6isdeal 6isdealt 6isdealt To distribute playing cards wrongly in a game

6isdo 6isdid 6isdone To harm or in(ure6isfall 6isfell 6isfallen To happen unluckily

6isfeed 6isfed 6isfed To feed incorrectly


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To (am printers, photocopiers, etc, by feeding the

paper incorrectly

6isgive 6isgave 6isgiven To become suspicious or worried

6ishear 6isheard 6isheard To hear something incorrectly

6ishit 6ishit 6ishit To hit a ball badly or inaccurately

6isknow 6isknew 6isknown To have the wrong idea about something

6islay 6islaid 6islaid To lose or put something where you cannot find it

6islead 6isled 6isledTo make someone behave wrongly

To deceive

6islearn 6islearnt/6islearned 6islearnt/6islearned To learn wrongly

6isread 6isread 6isread To read something incorrectly

6issay 6issaid 6issaidTo say something incorrectly

To talk badly about someone

6issend 6issent 6issent To send to the wrong place or person

6isset 6isset 6isset To set or place wrongly or incorrectly

6isspeak 6isspoke 6isspoken

To say or pronounce something wrongly

To say something that is incorrect or inaccurate6isspell 6isspelt/6isspelled 6isspelt/6isspelled To write a word without using the correct letters

6isspend 6isspent 6isspent To waste time or money

6isswear 6isswore 6issworn To swear or make an oath falsely

6istake 6istook 6istakenot to understand

To confuse somebody with someone else

6isteach 6istaught 6istaught To teach wrongly or incorrectly

6istell 6istold 6istold To tell something wrongly

6isthink 6isthought 6isthought To have mistaken thoughts or ideas

6isunderstand6isunderstood 6isunderstood ot to understand

6iswear 6isswore 6isworn To wear badly

6iswed 6iswed/6iswedded 6iswed/6iswedded To marry wrongly

6iswrite 6iswrote 6iswritten To write something incorrectly

6oonlight 6oonlit 6oonlitTo have a second (ob or to work illegally without

paying tax

6ow 6owed 6own To cut grass or cereals

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Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definitionaysay aysaid aysaid To oppose or criticise

ose$dive ose$dived/ose$dove

ose$dived/ose$dove

To dive or plunge nose first !aircraft"

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Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition7ffset 7ffset 7ffset To compensate or counterbalance

7utbid 7utbid 7utbidTo offer more money than someone in an auction

or sale

7utbreed 7utbred 7utbred To breed faster than others

7utdo 7utdid 7utdone To do better than someone

7utdraw 7utdrew 7utdrawnTo pull out

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7utdrink 7utdrank 7utdrunk To drink more than someone else, usually alcohol

7utdrive 7utdrove 7utdriven To drive faster or better

7utfight 7utfought 7utfought To fight better than someone

7utfly 7utflew 7utflown To fly faster or further

7utgrow 7utgrew 7utgrownTo grow faster than something or someone

To become too big or mature for something

7utlay 7utlaid 7utlaid To spend money for a particular purpose7utleap 7utleapt/7utleaped 7utleapt/7utleaped To (ump or leap further or higher

7utput 7utput/7utputted 7utput/7utputted To put out or produce

7utride 7utrode 7utridden To ride faster than someone

7utrun 7utran 7utrun To run or go faster than someone

7utsee 7utsaw 7utseenTo see further

To have greater foresight

7utsell 7utsold 7utsold To sell more than something or someone

7utshine 7utshone 7utshone To be better than someone

7utshoot 7utshot 7utshot To shoot faster or better

7utsing 7utsang 7utsung To sing better or louder than someone

7utsit 7utsat 7utsat To sit for longer than someone7utsleep 7utslept 7utslept To sleep for longer than someone

7utsmell 7utsmelt/7utsmelled 7utsmelt/7utsmelled To have a better sense of smell

7utspeak 7utspoke 7utspoken To speak better or more than someone

7utspeed 7utsped 7utsped To go faster than someone or something

7utspend 7utspent 7utspent To spend more than someone

7utspin 7utspun 7utspun To finish or die

7utspring 7utsprang 7utsprung To spring or (ump out

7utstand 7utstood 7utstood To be clearly different or better

7utswear 7utswore 7utswornTo exceed someone in swearing$ oaths or bad

language

7utswim 7utswam 7utswum To swim faster or further than someone

7uttell 7uttold 7uttold To be better or exceed in telling or calculating

7utthink 7utthought 7utthought To think better ideas than someone

7utthrow 7utthrew 7utthrown To throw further or more accurately

7utwear 7utwore 7utworn To last longer !of materials, clothes, etc"

7utwind 7utwound 7utwound To unloose

7utwork 7utworked/7utwrought 7utworked/7utwrought To work harder or better

7utwrite 7utwrote 7utwritten To be better at writing

7verbear 7verbore 7verborne To use force or authority to control

7verbid 7verbid 7verbidTo bid more something is worth

To bid more than you can win in a card game

7verblow 7verblew 7verblown

To become subdued

To blow away

To force too much

7verbreed 7verbred 7verbredTo breed too much so that features become

excessive

7verbuild 7verbuilt 7verbuilt To build too much, overdevelop

7verbuy 7verbought 7verbought

To buy too much

To pay too much

7vercast 7vercast 7vercast

To become cloudy

To sew with overcast stitches !long slanting

stitches"
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7vercome 7vercame 7vercome

To master a problem or difficult situation

To become helpless because of excessive

emotions or physical difficulties

7vercut 7vercut 7vercut To cut down more trees than permitted

7verdo 7verdid 7verdoneTo do something to excess

To cook something too much

7verdraw 7verdrew 7verdrawn To take money out of an account so that anegative balance results

7verdrink 7verdrank 7verdrunk To drink too much

7verdrive 7verdrove 7verdriven To drive or work something too hard

7vereat 7verate 7vereaten To eat too much

7verfeed 7verfed 7verfed To give too much food

7verfly 7verflew 7verflown To fly over a place

7vergrow 7vergrew 7vergrown To grow too big or beyond a limit or boundary

7verhang 7verhung 7verhung To be above something

7verhear 7verheard 7verheardTo hear something accidentally that was not said

to you

7verlay 7verlaid 7verlaid To cover something with a layer 7verleap 7verleapt/7verleaped 7verleapt/7verleaped To (ump over

7verlearn 7verlearnt/7verlearned 7verlearnt/7verlearnedTo continue learning afar having reached a basic

proficiency

7verlie 7verlay 7verlain

To lie on top of

To kill by lying on top of

7verpass 7verpast/7verpassed 7verpast/7verpassed To cross, pass over

7verpay 7verpaid 7verpaid To pay too much

7verride 7verrode 7verridden To ride through an enemys country

7verrun 7verran 7verrunTo flood

To invade and take control

7versee 7versaw 7verseenTo observe peoples work to make sure that it is

done properly

7versell 7versold 7versoldTo sell too much

To publicise too much

7verset 7verset 7verset To overpower

7versew 7versewed 7versewn/7versewedTo sew two edges together with stitches

overlapping both

7vershoot 7vershot 7vershot To go past a limit

7versleep 7verslept 7verslept To sleep too late

7versow 7versowed 7versown/7versowed To sow on land that has already be sown7verspeak 7verspoke 7verspoken To speak too long or use too many words

7verspend 7verspent 7verspent To spend more than allowed or budgeted

7verspill 7verspilt/7verspilled 7verspilt/7verspilled

To spill over

To have a population that exceeds the space

available

7verspin 7verspun 7verspun To make something last too long

7verspread 7verspread 7verspread To cover something

7verspring 7versprang 7versprung To (ump over

7verstand 7verstood 7verstood4ose a sale of deal by sticking to a price or

conditions unacceptable to the other party

7verstrew 7verstrewed 7verstrewed/7verstrewnTo sprinkle or strew something onto another thing7verstride 7verstrode 7verstridden

To walk across or over

To walk faster than someone
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To dominate

7verstrike 7verstruck 7verstruck To stamp a new value or inscription on a old coin

7verstring 7verstrung 7verstrungTo tie a string too tightly

To string piano bass strings across treble strings

7vertake 7vertook 7vertaken To pass a vehicle that is going more slowly

7verthink 7verthought 7verthought To think or plan too much

7verthrow 7verthrew 7verthrown To remove someone forcibly from government orpower

7verwear 7verwore 7verwornTo wear something too much or often, or wear it

out

7verwind 7verwound 7verwoundTo wind a clock or something too much so it

strains the spring

7verwithhold7verwithheld 7verwithheld To deduct too much tax from a payment or salary

7verwrite 7verwrote 7verwrittenTo record data on top of existing data, erasing the

original

PBase Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition

8artake 8artook 8artakenTo take part in something or a part of something, usually

food

8ay 8aid 8aidTo give somebody money in exchange for things or

services

8en 8ent/8enned 8ent/8enned To shut up or enclose in a cage, etc

8inch$hit 8inch$hit 8inch$hitTo bat instead of a player in baseball, especially when a

hit is needed

8lead 8led/8leaded 8led/8leadedTo tell a court that you are guilty or innocent

To ask for special treatment by authorities, etc.

8otshot 8otshot/8otshotted 8otshotTo shoot at random

To criticise at random

8ractice$

teach8ractice$taught 8ractice$taught To teach as part of training

8rebind 8rebound 8rebound To bind before

8rebuild 8rebuilt 8rebuilt 8refabricate

8recut 8recut 8recut To cut something before selling or assembling it

8redo 8redid 8redone To do something before a certain time of stage

8remake 8remade 8remade To make something before a time or stage

8repay 8repaid 8repaid To pay for something using it

8resell 8resold 8resold To sell before a certain time8reset 8reset 8reset To arrange something before it is needed

8reshrink 8reshrank 8reshrunk To shrink a fabric before selling it so that it will not

become smaller when washed

8resplit 8resplit 8resplit To split or divide before a certain time

8rice$cut 8rice$cut 8rice$cut To cut or reduce prices

8roofread 8roofread 8roofread To read something checking carefully for mistakes

8rove 8roved 8roven/8roved To demonstrate that something is true

8ut 8ut 8ut To place something in a specific position

1Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition
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9uick$

free-e9uick$fro-e 9uick$fro-en To free-e something rapidly

9uit 9uit 9uitTo stop doing something

To resign from a (ob

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Base Form Past Simple Past Participle Definition5ap 5apped/5apt 5apped/5apt To be very affected by strong emotion

5e$prove 5e$proved 5e$proven/5e$proved To prove again

5ead 5ead 5ead To look at written words and understand them

5eave 5eft/5eaved 5eft/5eaved

To deprive

To take by force

5eawake 5eawoke 5eawoken/5eawaken To wake up again

5ebid 5ebid 5ebid To bid again

5ebind 5ebound 5ebound To cover a book again5ebroadcast5ebroadcast 5ebroadcast To transmit something on television or the radio again

5ebuild 5ebuilt 5ebuilt To build something again

5ecast 5ecast 5ecast To replace an actor or actress

5ecut 5ecut 5ecut To cut again or differently

5edd 5edd/5edded 5edd/5edded To save or rescue

5edeal 5edealt 5edealt To deal playing cards again

5edo 5edid 5edone To do something again

5edraw 5edrew 5edrawnTo draw again

To change boundaries, frontiers, etc

5eeve 5ove/5eeved 5ove/5eevedTo gather together

To thread something through a hole

5efit 5efit 5efit

To repair a ship, plane or vehicle

To fit something again

5egrind 5eground 5egroundTo grind again

To smooth worn engine parts

5egrow 5egrew 5egrown To grow again

5ehang 5ehung 5ehung To hang again or in a different position

5ehear 5eheard 5eheard To hear something again

5eknit 5eknit/5eknitted 5eknit/5eknittedTo knit again

To (oin back together

5elay 5elaid 5elaid To operate a system where things are replaced as theybecome used or tired

5elearn 5elearnt/5elearned 5elearnt/5elearned To learn again

5elight 5elit/5elighted 5elit/5elighted To light or start something burning again

5emake 5emade 5emadeTo make something again, such as a new version of a

film

5end 5ent 5ent To tear or rip

5epay 5epaid 5epaid To pay somebody money owed

5eread 5eread 5eread To read again

5erun 5eran 5erun To show a film again

5esell 5esold 5esold To sell something again

5esend 5esent 5esent To send something again

5eset 5eset 5esetTo put something back to the original way it was

organised
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5esew 5esewed 5esewn/5esewed To sew again

5eshoot 5eshot 5eshot To shoot a film scene again

5esit 5esat 5esat To take an exam or test again

5esow 5esowed 5esown/5esowed To sow again

5espell 5espelled/5espelt 5espelled/5espelt To spell again

5estring 5estrung 5estrung To fit new strings on a musical instrument or a bow

5etake 5etook 5etaken Take again, especially exams and tests5eteach 5etaught 5etaught To teach again

5etear 5etore 5etorn To tear again, usually of in(uries

5etell 5etold 5etold To tell something again

5ethink 5ethought 5ethought To think again

5etread 5etrod 5etroddenTo tread again

To cut new tread in a tyre

5etrofit 5etrofit/5etrofitted 5etrofit/5etrofittedTo fit new parts into an older machine that werent

available when the machine was made

5ewake 5ewoke/5ewaked 5ewoken/5ewaked To wake again

5ewear 5ewore 5eworn To wear again

5eweave 5ewove/5eweaved 5ewoven/5eweaved To weave again5ewed 5ewed/5ewedded 5ewed/5ewedded To marry again

5ewet 5ewet/5ewetted 5ewet/5ewetted To wet again

5ewin 5ewon 5ewon To win again

5ewind 5ewound 5ewound To put a cassette or video back to the beginning

5ewrite 5ewrote 5ewritten To write something again, usually with improvements

5id 5id/5idded 5id/5idded To dispose of

5ide 5ode 5idden To travel by horse, bike or motorbike

5ing 5ang 5ungTo telephone

To make sounds with a bell

5ise 5ose 5isen To move upwards

5ive 5ived 5iven/5ived To break apart or split

5ough$hew 5ough$hewed 5ough$hewn To make a rough version of something

5oughcast 5oughcast 5oughcast To prepare a rough form of something

5un 5an 5un To move &uickly, so that both legs leave the ground

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:and$cast :and$cast :and$castTo make a cast by pouring metal into a meld made of

sand.

:aw :awed :awn/:awed To cut wood, etc, with a tool:ay :aid :aid To speak words

:ee :aw :een To notice with your eyes

:eek :ought :ought To try to find something

:elf$feed :elf$fed :elf$fed To feed itself without assistance

:elf$sow :elf$sowed :elf$sown/:elf$sowed To sow itself without assistance

:ell :old :old To receive money in exchange for goods

:end :ent :entTo cause something to be taken to a specific destination,

especially letters, message, etc.

:et :et :etTo place something somewhere

To fix something in a particular position

:ew :ewed :ewn/:ewed To (oin pieces of material together using thread

:hake :hook :hakenTo vibrate

To make something vibrate
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