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What are the correct past tense and past participle forms of the verb BE?
Which pair represents the correct forms of the verb BREAK?
Identify the correct past tense and past participle forms of the verb BRING.
What are the correct forms of the verb BUILD in past tense and past participle?
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Which option shows the correct past tense and past participle forms of BUY?
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Study Notes
Verb Conjugation Patterns
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BE: Represents the state of being.
- Primary past tense forms: "was" and "were"
- Past participle: "been"
- Notable incorrect forms: "bed" and "breaked"
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BREAK: Refers to the action of causing something to separate into pieces.
- Simple past: "broke"
- Past participle: "broken"
- Incorrect forms: "breaked"
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BRING: Indicates the action of carrying something to a location.
- Simple past: "brought"
- Incorrect forms include "bringed" and "brought"
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BUILD: Relates to the act of constructing or making.
- Simple past and past participle both: "built"
- Incorrect forms: "builded"
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BUY: Pertains to acquiring goods or services in exchange for money.
- Simple past: "bought"
- Past participle also: "bought"
- Incorrect forms: "buyed"
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Test your understanding of verb conjugation patterns with this quiz. Focus on the correct forms of 'be', 'break', and 'bring' in various tenses, including past tense and participles. Identify common erroneous forms to sharpen your grammar skills.
