sábado, 16 de febrero de 2013

Simple past: Irregular verbs 2.

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This is the last part of the entry of 10.2.2013. In this post, we find the charts of the three words verbs.
The first chart is that of three different words for the infinitive (in this case base form), the simple past and the past participle are different, the last form always ends in the suffix -en:
Spanish
Infinitive
Simple past
Past participle
Ser, estar
Be
Was/were
Been
Romper
Break
Broke
Broken
Elegir
Choose
Chose
Chosen
Hablar
Speak
Spoke
Spoken
Robar
Steal
Stole
Stolen
Despertarse
Wake
Woke
Woken
Morder
Bite
Bit
Bitten
Esconderse
Hide
Hid
Hidden
Conducir
Drive
Drove
Driven
Montar
Ride
Rode
Ridden
Escribir
Write
Wrote
Written
Caerse
Fall
Fell
Fallen
Olvidar
Forget
Forgot
Forgotten
Comer
Eat
Ate
Eaten
Dar
Give
Gave
Given
Coger
Take
Took
Taken
Ver
See
Saw
Seen
Helarse
Freeze
Froze
Frozen
Now, the same thing but ending in -wn:
Spanish
Infinitive
Simple past
Past participle
Crecer
Grow
Grew
Grown
Saber
Know
Knew
Known
Lanzar
Throw
Threw
Thrown
Volar
Fly
Flew
Flown
Dibujar
Draw
Drew
Drawn
In the following case the three forms of the verbs undergo vocalic change, we find -i- for the base form, -a- for the simple past and -u- for the past participle:
Spanish
Infinitive
Simple past
Past participle
Empezar
Begin
Began
Begun
Beber
Drink
Drank
Drunk
Sonar
Ring
Rang
Rung
Nadar
Swim
Swam
Swum
Cantar
Sing
Sang
Sung
The last one is a miscellaneous:
Spanish
Infinitive
Simple past
Past participle
Hacer
Do
Did
Done
Ir
Go
Went
Gone/been
Llevar puesto
Wear
Wore
Worn
And that is all! Do you think it is useful?
 If you want to, you can download it at the Resources for my Colleagues page in this blog.

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