English, like most Germanic languages, has many regular ("weak") verbs, like work, worked, worked (in standard dictionary format, listing present, past, and past participle), and a bewildering ...

Go to: weak verbs in '-d' and weak verbs formed with -t. There is one verb that is irregular and weak in the past tense, but strong in the the non-progressive participle: do, did, done. A few verbs ...

It has come to my attention some of us have been remiss in our duties regarding the proper conjugation of irregular verbs. That’s right, the proper conjugation of irregular verbs. I can tell you ...

Now you have learned about the conjugation of verbs in Spanish why not explore present tense irregular verbs in Spanish?

The Harvard researchers specifically studied the roots of English, tracing verb conjugations in the language ... cataloguing all the irregular verbs they came across. Among them: the still ...

Irregular verbs obey antiquated rules (sing/sang/sung) or, in some cases, no rule at all (go/went) 14,15. New verbs entering English universally obey the regular conjugation (google/googled ...