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G Interrogative Sentences : We write will before the subject.
Read the following examples:

1. Will she have any trouble? 2. Will you have vegetables?

Now, read the following list of verbs and understand its forms.

Simple Simple Past Simple Simple Past

Present Past Participle Present Past Participle
lay laid laid rise rose risen
steal stole stolen see saw seen

swell swelled swollen sew sewed sewn
bend bent bent shake shook shaken
bite bit bitten shear sheared shorn

break broke broken show showed shown
bring brought brought sing sang sung
buy bought bought sit sat sat
catch caught caught sow sowed sown

choose chose chosen swim swam swum
cost cost cost take took taken
creep crept crept tear tore torn

cut cut cut throw threw thrown
deal dealt dealt write wrote written
eat ate eaten wake woke woken
fall fell fallen wear wore worn

feel felt felt weave wove woven
find found found weep wept wept
fly flew flown wet wet wet

forget forgot forgotten win won won
bear bore borne speak spoke spoken
beat beat beaten spend spent spent
become became become spring sprang sprung
begin began begun lead led led

freeze froze frozen leave left left
give gave given light lit lit
go went gone lose lost lost

grow grew grown make made made
hang hung hung mean meant meant

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