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Irregular verbs in English, beginning with the letter w. Learn the verbs in their past participle form in column one. See the verbs used in context in column two.
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woken |
I have just woken up. (wake - woke - woken)
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worn |
I have worn my Santa Claus hat every Christmas for the last five years. (wear - wore - worn)
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wept |
He has wept during every film he has seen this year. (weep - wept - wept)
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won |
I have just won the race. (win - won - won)
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written |
The teacher has already written his reports. (write - wrote - written)
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The classic English word game.
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A spelling game for Halloween!
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Monkey Business
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