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Three forms
Of the Verbs
Regular
Verbs
Note; after reading these verb you will able to make senetences and speaking in English .
Note; after reading these verb you will able to make senetences and speaking in English .
S/No
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First
Form
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Second
form
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Third
form
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01
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Accept
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Accepted
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Accepted
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02
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Abuse
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Abused
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Abused
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03
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Act
|
Acted
|
Acted
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04
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Ask
|
Asked
|
Asked
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05
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Add
|
Added
|
Added
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06
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Abhor
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Abhorred
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Abhorred
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07
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Abduct
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Abducted
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Abducted
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08
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Advise
|
Advised
|
Advised
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09
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Admit
|
Admitted
|
Admitted
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10
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Answer
|
Answered
|
Answered
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11
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Arrest
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Arrested
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Arrested
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12
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Apply
|
Applied
|
Applied
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13
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Allow
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Allowed
|
Allowed
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14
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Attack
|
Attacked
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Attacked
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15
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Absolve
|
Absolved
|
Absolved
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16
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Arrive
|
Arrived
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Arrived
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17
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Affect
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Affected
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Affected
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18
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Accustom
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Accustomed
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Accustomed
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19
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Attempt
|
Attempted
|
Attempted
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20
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Award
|
Awarded
|
Awarded
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21
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Aim
|
Aimed
|
Aimed
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22
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Accuse
|
Accused
|
Accused
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23
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Admire
|
Admired
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Admired
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24
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Adopt
|
Adopted
|
Adopted
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25
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Alert
|
Alerted
|
Alerted
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26
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Auction
|
Auctioned
|
Auctioned
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27
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Attend
|
Attended
|
Attended
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28
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Arrange
|
Arranges
|
Arranges
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29
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Adjudge
|
Adjudges
|
Adjudges
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30
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Amuse
|
Amused
|
Amused
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31
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Appeal
|
Appealed
|
Appealed
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32
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Appear
|
Appeared
|
Appeared
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33
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Assure
|
Assured
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Assured
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34
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Aid
|
Aided
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Aided
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35
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Agree
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Agreed
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Agreed
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36
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Ache
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Aches
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Aches
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37
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Absent
|
Absented
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Absented
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38
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Abase
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Abased
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Abased
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39
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Abbreviate
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abbrevationed
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abbrevationed
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40
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Abreate
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Abreated
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Abreated
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41
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Acknowledge
|
Acknowledge
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Acknowledge
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42
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Accede
|
Acceded
|
Acceded
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43
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Advocate
|
Advocated
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Advocated
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44
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Allude
|
Alluded
|
Alluded
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45
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Annihilate
|
Annihilated
|
Annihilated
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46
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Announce
|
Announced
|
Announced
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47
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Annoy
|
Annoyed
|
Annoyed
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48
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Apologize
|
Apologized
|
Apologized
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49
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Assert
|
Asserted
|
Asserted
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50
|
Approve
|
Approved
|
Approved
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51
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Authorize
|
Authorized
|
Authorized
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52
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Avoid
|
Avoid
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Avoid
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53
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Aspire
|
Aspired
|
Aspired
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54
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Allow
|
Allowed
|
Allowed
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55
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Arid
|
Arided
|
Arided
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56
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Applaud
|
Applauded
|
Applauded
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57
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Abdicate
|
Abdicated
|
Abdicated
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58
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Assist
|
Assisted
|
Assisted
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59
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Appease
|
Appeased
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Appeased
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60
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Attenuate
|
Attenuated
|
Attenuated
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61
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Afflict
|
Afflicted
|
Afflicted
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62
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Assuage
|
Assuaged
|
Assuaged
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63
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Annoy
|
Annoyed
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Annoyed
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64
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Ascend
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Ascended
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Ascended
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65
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Amure
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Amured
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Amured
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66
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Abducted
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Abducted
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67
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Abscond
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Absconded
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Absconded
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68
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Abolish
|
Abolished
|
Abolished
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69
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Achieve
|
Achieved
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Achieved
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70
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Acquire
|
Acquired
|
Acquired
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71
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Anticipate
|
Anticipated
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Anticipated
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72
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Avail
|
Availed
|
Availed
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73
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Belch
|
Belched
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Belched
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74
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Blame
|
Blamed
|
Blamed
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76
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Behead
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Beheaded
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Beheaded
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77
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Belong
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Belonged
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Belonged
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78
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Besiege
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Besieged
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Besieged
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79
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Bless
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Blessed
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Blessed
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80
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Bark
|
Barked
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Barked
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81
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Betray
|
Betrayed
|
Betrayed
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82
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Believe
|
Believed
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Believed
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83
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Bear
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Beard
|
Beard
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85
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Boil
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Boiled
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Boiled
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86
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Breath
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Breathed
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Breathed
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87
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Borrow
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Borrowed
|
Borrowed
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88
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Behave
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Behaved
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Behaved
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89
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Balance
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Balanced
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Balanced
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90
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Bath
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Bathed
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Bathed
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91
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Bake
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Baked
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Baked
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92
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Bloom
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Bloomed
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Bloomed
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93
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Block
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Blocked
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Blocked
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94
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Brush
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Brushed
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Brushed
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95
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Commit
|
Committed
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Committed
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96
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Climb
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Climbed
|
Climbed
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97
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Chew
|
Chewed
|
Chewed
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98
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Cook
|
Cooked
|
Cooked
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99
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Call
|
Called
|
Called
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100
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Check
|
Checked
|
Checked
|
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101
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Clean
|
Cleaned
|
Cleaned
|
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102
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Close
|
Closed
|
Closed
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103
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Cause
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Caused
|
Caused
|
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104
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Complete
|
Completed
|
Completed
|
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105
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Comb
|
Combed
|
Combed
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106
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Celebrate
|
Celebrated
|
Celebrated
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|
107
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Change
|
Changed
|
Changed
|
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108
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Care
|
Cared
|
Cared
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109
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Congratulate
|
congratulated
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congratulated
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|
110
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Calculate
|
Calculated
|
Calculated
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111
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Control
|
Controlled
|
Controlled
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112
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Clear
|
Cleared
|
Cleared
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113
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Clap
|
Clapped
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Clapped
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114
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Crash
|
Crashed
|
Crashed
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115
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Cover
|
Covered
|
Covered
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116
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Capture
|
Captured
|
Captured
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|
117
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Create
|
Created
|
Created
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118
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Convert
|
Converted
|
Converted
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119
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Claim
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claimed
|
claimed
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120
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Convey
|
Conveyed
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Conveyed
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121
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Complain
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Accomplished
|
Accomplished
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122
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Confuse
|
Confused
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Confused
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123
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Cancel
|
Canceled
|
Canceled
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124
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Declare
|
Declared
|
Declared
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125
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Decide
|
Decided
|
Decided
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126
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Drop
|
Dropped
|
Dropped
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127
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Die
|
Died
|
Died
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128
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Dream
|
Dreamed
|
Dreamed
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129
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Divide
|
Divided
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Divided
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|
130
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Dare
|
Dared
|
Dared
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131
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Disturb
|
Disturbed
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Disturbed
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132
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Degrade
|
Degraded
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Degraded
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133
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Disgrace
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Disagreed
|
Disagreed
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134
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Defame
|
Defamed
|
Defamed
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135
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Dishearten
|
Disheartened
|
Disheartened
|
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136
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Deceive
|
Deceived
|
Deceived
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137
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Destroy
|
Destroyed
|
Destroyed
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138
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Digest
|
Digested
|
Digested
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139
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Decrease
|
Decreased
|
Decreased
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140
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Disagree
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Disagreed
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Disagreed
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141
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Decorate
|
Decorated
|
Decorated
|
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142
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Defeat
|
Defeated
|
Defeated
|
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143
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Disappear
|
disappeared
|
disappeared
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|
144
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Discuss
|
Discussed
|
Discussed
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|
145
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Deposit
|
Deposited
|
Deposited
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146
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Demand
|
Demanded
|
Demanded
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147
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Develop
|
Developed
|
Developed
|
|
148
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Discover
|
Discovered
|
Discovered
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|
149
|
Doubt
|
Doubted
|
Doubted
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|
150
|
Enter
|
Entered
|
Entered
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151
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Examine
|
Examined
|
Examined
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152
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End
|
Ended
|
Ended
|
|
153
|
Express
|
Expressed
|
Expressed
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|
154
|
Eliminate
|
Eliminated
|
Eliminated
|
|
155
|
Encourage
|
Encouraged
|
Encouraged
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|
156
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Enjoy
|
Enjoyed
|
Enjoyed
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157
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Earn
|
Earned
|
Earned
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158
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Export
|
Exported
|
Exported
|
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159
|
Embrace
|
Embraced
|
Embraced
|
|
160
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Exist
|
Existed
|
Existed
|
|
162
|
Fear
|
Feared
|
Feared
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|
163
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Finish
|
Finished
|
Finished
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164
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Face
|
Faced
|
Faced
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165
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Found
|
Founded
|
Founded
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166
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Fine
|
Fined
|
Fined
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167
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Fail
|
Failed
|
Failed
|
|
168
|
Fulfill
|
Fulfilled
|
Fulfilled
|
|
169
|
Grant
|
Granted
|
Granted
|
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170
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Graze
|
Grazed
|
Grazed
|
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171
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Guide
|
Guided
|
Guided
|
|
172
|
Gain
|
Gained
|
Gained
|
|
173
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Guess
|
Guessed
|
Guessed
|
|
174
|
Gamble
|
Gambled
|
Gambled
|
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175
|
Hear
|
Heared
|
Heared
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|
176
|
Hate
|
Hated
|
Hated
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|
177
|
Happen
|
Happened
|
Happened
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|
178
|
Heat
|
Heated
|
Heated
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|
179
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Hunt
|
Hunted
|
Hunted
|
|
180
|
Hope
|
Hoped
|
Hoped
|
|
181
|
Insert
|
Inserted
|
Inserted
|
|
182
|
Increase
|
Increased
|
Increased
|
|
183
|
Insult
|
Insulted
|
Insulted
|
|
184
|
Improve
|
Improved
|
Improved
|
|
185
|
Invite
|
Invited
|
Invited
|
|
186
|
Introduce
|
Introduced
|
Introduced
|
|
187
|
Injure
|
Injured
|
Injured
|
|
188
|
Impress
|
Impressed
|
Impressed
|
|
189
|
Ignore
|
Ignored
|
Ignored
|
|
190
|
Imagine
|
Imagined
|
Imagined
|
|
191
|
Import
|
Imported
|
Imported
|
|
192
|
Invent
|
Invented
|
Invented
|
|
193
|
Include
|
Included
|
Included
|
|
194
|
Inform
|
Informed
|
Informed
|
|
195
|
Iron
|
Ironed
|
Ironed
|
|
196
|
Insist
|
Insisted
|
Insisted
|
|
197
|
Judge
|
Judged
|
Judged
|
|
198
|
Jump
|
jumped
|
jumped
|
|
199
|
Joke
|
Joked
|
Joked
|
|
200
|
Join
|
Joined
|
Joined
|
|
201
|
Look
|
Looked
|
Looked
|
|
202
|
Like
|
Liked
|
Liked
|
|
203
|
Laugh
|
Laughed
|
Laughed
|
|
204
|
Listen
|
Listened
|
Listened
|
|
205
|
Loose
|
Loosed
|
Loosed
|
|
206
|
Love
|
Loved
|
Loved
|
|
207
|
Lend
|
Landed
|
Landed
|
|
208
|
Lock
|
Locked
|
Locked
|
|
209
|
Lick
|
Licked
|
Licked
|
|
210
|
Move
|
Moved
|
Moved
|
|
211
|
Murder
|
Murdered
|
Murdered
|
|
212
|
Memories
|
Memorized
|
Memorized
|
|
213
|
Manage
|
Managed
|
Managed
|
|
214
|
Neglate
|
Naglated
|
Naglated
|
|
215
|
Need
|
Needed
|
Needed
|
|
216
|
Note
|
Noted
|
Noted
|
|
217
|
Occupy
|
Occupied
|
Occupied
|
|
218
|
Omit
|
Omitted
|
Omitted
|
|
219
|
offer
|
Offered
|
Offered
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Past perfect Tens فعل ماضی مکمل Identification: پہچان؛جب اردو فقروں کے آخر میں چکاتھا،چکی تھی،چکے تھے،آجائے تو معل مضی مکمل زمانہ...
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(5) Interjection Def ; an interjection is a word that expresses strong feeling or emotion . For examples;
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENS Simple sentences; Note if we want to change simple sentence of present continuous tens from active voice in...
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Past perfect Tens فعل ماضی مکمل Identification: پہچان؛جب اردو فقروں کے آخر میں چکاتھا،چکی تھی،چکے تھے،آجائے تو معل مضی مکمل زمانہ...
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENS Simple sentences; Note if we want to change simple sentence of present continuous tens from active voice in...

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