Abridgment of Murray's English Grammar, Improved, with an Enlarged Appendix, by J. Harvey - Tapa blanda

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1841. Excerpt: ... Present. Imperfect. Perfect or Pass. Fart. I begin, I began, begun. I know, I knew, know. IRREGULAR VERBS ARE OF VARIOUS SORTS. 1. Such as have the present and imperfect tenses, and perfect participle, the same: as, 2. Such as have the imperfect tense, and perfect participle, the same: as, Present. Imperfect. Perfect Part. Abide, abode, abode. Sell, sold, sold. 3. Such as have the imperfect tense, and perfect participle, different: as, The following list of the irregular verbs will, it is presumed, be found both comprehensive and accurate. The verbs which are conjugated regularly, as well as irregularly, are marked with an E. Those preterits and participles, which are first mentioned in the list, seem to be the most eligible. Present. Imperfect. Perfect or pass. Part. Abide, abode, abode. Am, was, been. Arise, arose, arisen. Awake, awoke, r. awaked. Bear, to bring forth bare or bore. born. Bear, to carry, bore or bare. borne. Present. Imperfect. Perf. or Pass. Part. Fall, fell, fallen. Feed, fed, fed. Feel, felt, felt. Fight, fought, fought. Find, found, found. Flee, fled, fled. Fling, flung, flung. Fly, flew, flown. Forget, forgot, forgotten orforgot Forsake, forsook, forsaken. Freeze, froze, frozen. Get, got, got or gotten. Gild, gilt, R. gilt, R. Gird, girt, R. girt, R. Give, gave, given. Go, went, gone. Grave, graved, graven, R. Grind, ground, ground. Grow, grew, grown. Hang, hung, R. hung, R. Have, had, had. Hear, heard, heard. Hew, hewed, hewn, R. Hide, hid, hidden or hid. Hit, hit, hit. Hold, held, held or holden. Hurt, hurt, hurt. Keep, kept, kept. Knit, knit, R. knit, R. Know, knew, known. Lade, laded, laden. Lay, laid, laid. Lead, led, led. Leave, left, left. Lend, lent, lent. Let, let, let. Lie, to lie down, lay, lain. Load, loaded, laden, R Lo...