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The object is a receiver of the action. In most sentences, the object is placed after

the verb.

For example: The author wrote a story.
subject verb object

Regular and Irregular Verb

On the basis of its formation verbs can further be classified as regular and irregular
verb.

VERB

Regular Verb Irregular Verb

A regular verb forms its past tense by Irregular verbs form their past tense
adding -d -edor to the end of its base and past participle in a different way
form. instead of adding or-d -ed .

Base Form Past Form Past Participle Base Form Past Form Past Participle
Form Form

play played played arise arose arisen
cry cried cried begin began begun

sleep slept slept break broke broken
need needed needed grow grew grown

work worked worked eat ate eaten
look looked looked go went gone

learn learned learned do did done
spend spent spent fly flew flown

ask asked asked draw drew drawn

In order to express the time of an action done by the subject of a sentence, we

form principal or -ing form and present indefinite or -s/es form .
Read the following examples:

Base Form Present Participle Form Present Indefinite Form

cook cooking cooks

come coming comes
eat eating eats

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