Eat V1, V2, V3, V4, V5 Forms | Eat Past Tense and Past Participle

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Eat V1, V2, V3, V4, V5 Forms | Eat Past Tense and Past Participle

Eat V1, V2, V3, V4, V5 Forms | Eat Past Tense and Past Participle

Verb: eat

Meaning: put (food) into the mouth

Eat Verb Forms (V1, V2, V3, V4, V5):

BASE FORM PAST TENSE PAST PARTICIPLE -S/IES -ING
eat ate eaten eats eating

Example Conjugations:

Present Tense

In present tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “to+V1”. Here are some conjugations of “to+V1” in the present tense:

I + eat
She/He + eats
They + eat
We + eat
You + eat

Past Tense

In past tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “V2”. Here are some conjugations of “V2” in the past tense:

I + ate
She/He + ate
They + ate
We + ate
You + ate

Perfect Tense

In present tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “have+V3”. Here are some conjugations of “have+V3” in the present tense:

I + have + eaten
She/He + has + eaten
They + have + eaten
We + have + eaten
You + have + eaten

Future Tense

In future tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “will+V1”. Here are some conjugations of “will+V1” in the future tense:

I + will + eat
She/He + will + eat
They + will + eat
We + will + eat
You + will + eat

Past Perfect Tense

In past perfect tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “had+V3”. Here are some conjugations of “had+V3” in the past perfect tense:

I + had + eaten
She/He + had + eaten
They + had + eaten
We + had + eaten
You + had + eaten

Future Perfect Tense

In future perfect tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “will+have+V3”. Here are some conjugations of “will+have+V3” in the future perfect tense:

I + will have + eaten
She/He + will have + eaten
They + will have + eaten
We + will have + eaten
You + will have + eaten

Present – Conditional

In present conditional tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “would+V1”. Here are some conjugations of “would+V1” in the present conditional tense:

I + would + eat
She/He + would + eat
They + would + eat
We + would + eat
You + would + eat

Perfect – Conditional

In perfect conditional tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “would+have+V3″. Here are some conjugations of ” would+have+V3″ in the perfect conditional tense:

I + would have + eaten
She/He + would have + eaten
They + would have + eaten
We + would have + eaten
You + would have + eaten

 

List of Common Verb Forms:

Base Form V2 V3
bray brayed brayed
swing swung swung
collapse collapsed collapsed
thrust thrust thrust
endanger endangered endangered
begin began begun
satisfy satisfied satisfied

 

accept accepted accepted
hurry hurried hurried
endorse endorsed endorsed
come came come
type typed typed
box boxed boxed
scald scalded scalded
address addressed addressed

 

purify purified Purified
adjust adjusted adjusted
push pushed pushed
detach detached detached
win won won
clean cleaned cleaned
throw threw thrown
collect collected collected
thump thumped thumped
ache ached ached

 

imbibe imbibed Imbibed
behold beheld beheld
scab scabbed scabbed
ask asked asked
sabotage sabotaged sabotaged
conquer conquered conquered
wander wandered wandered
absorb absorbed absorbed
hurl hurled hurled
accompany accompanied accompanied

 

identify identified Identified
develop developed developed
worship worshipped worshipped
comment commented commented
vomit vomited vomited
correspond corresponded corresponded
want wanted wanted
corrode corroded corroded
wet wet wet
achieve achieved achieved
punish punished punished
argue argued argued
put put put
encroach encroached encroached
die died died
arise arose arisen

 

qualify qualified Qualified
behave behaved behaved
savor savored savored
detect detected detected
wind wound wound
course coursed coursed
whip whipped whipped
arrest arrested arrested
rush rushed rushed
calculate calculated calculated
thrive throve thriven
hide hid hidden
destroy destroyed destroyed

 

 

 

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