Do, Pres. Perf. Part. Dug Done Drawn Drunk Driven Dwelt, Dwelled Dwelt, Dwelled Eaten Fallen Fed Felt Fought Fought Found Fled Flown Flung Forsaken Frozen Got Gild Gilt, Gilded Gilt, Gilded Gird, Girt, Girded Girt, Girded be-, un-, enGive, for-, mis- Gave Given Go, for-, under- Went Gone Grave, en- Graved Graved Ground Grown Had Hung 16 Ju Hang, to take away life by hanging, is regular; as, das departed, and went and hanged himself.” Pres. Perf. Part. Heaved, Hove Heaved, Hoven Heard Hewn, Hewed Hidden, Hid Hit Held Hurt Kept Knelt Knit, Knitted Knit, Knitted Know, fore- Knew Known Laded Lain Laid Led Left Lent Let Lighted, Lit Lighted, Lit Lost Made Meant, Meaned Meant, Meaned Met Mown, Mowed • The irregular past tense and perfect participle of this verb are employed in sea language; but the latter rarely. † Lie, to tell a falsehood, is regular. Pres. Perf. Part. Paid Put Quitted, Quit Quit, Quitted Read Rent Rid Ridden Rang, Rung Rung Risen Riven Run Saw, Sawed Said Seen Sought Sold Seethed, Sod Seethed Sent Set Sat Shaken Shed Shone Shod Shot Shred Shrunk Pen, to write, is regular. Pres. Perf. Part. Shut Sung Sank, Sunk Sunk Slain Slept Slid Slung Slunk Slit Smitten Sown, Sowed Spoken Sped Spent Spill Spilt, Spilled Spilt, Spilled Spun Spit Split Sprang, Sprung Sprung Stood Stolen Stuck Stung Stank, Stunk Stunk Stridden Struck Strung Striveu Spit, to put on a spit, is regular. Sworn Swum Pres. Perf. Past. Strowor Strew,be-Strowed,Strewed Strown, Strowed Strewn, Strewed Sweated Swept Swelled, Swollen Swim Swam, Swum Swung Taken Torn Told Thrown Thrust Trodden Worn Woven Wept Won Wound Wrung Written Weep Obs. When the past tense is a monosyllable not ending in a single vowel, the second person singular of the solemn style is formed by the addition of est; as, heardest, fleddest, lookest. Hadst, wast, saidst, and didst, are exceptions. |
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