*Target Irregular Verbs
1.abide – abode – abided. 2. befall – befell – befallen. 3. behold – beheld – beheld. 4. bereave – bereft – bereft. 5. beseech – besought – besought. 6. beset – beset – beset. 7. bet – bet – bet. 8. bid (command) – bade – bidden. 9. bid (auction) – bid – bid. 10. cast – cast – cast.
*Target Irregular Verbs
1.abide – abode – abided. 2. befall – befell – befallen. 3. behold – beheld – beheld. 4. bereave – bereft – bereft. 5. beseech – besought – besought. 6. beset – beset – beset. 7. bet – bet – bet. 8. bid (command) – bade – bidden. 9. bid (auction) – bid – bid. 10. cast – cast – cast.
( abide ) I abide by the rules.
I abide by the rules.
( abide ) She abode in silence during the ceremony.
She abode in silence during the ceremony.
( abide ) The decision has been abided by for years. (Dynamic Passive)
The decision has been abided by for years. (Dynamic Passive)
( befall ) Strange events befall the town every winter.
Strange events befall the town every winter.
( befall ) A great tragedy befell the family.
A great tragedy befell the family.
( befall ) No harm has befallen Mike so far. (Present Perfect)
No harm has befallen Mike so far. (Present Perfect)
( behold ) I behold a beautiful sight from the hill.
I behold a beautiful sight from the hill.
( behold ) They beheld the sunrise together.
They beheld the sunrise together.
( behold ) The scene beheld by the travelers was unforgettable. (Reduced Relative Clause)
The scene beheld by the travelers was unforgettable. (Reduced Relative Clause)
( bereave ) The accident bereaves many families of hope.
The accident bereaves many families of hope.
( bereave ) The war bereft him of his closest friend.
The war bereft him of his closest friend.
( bereave ) He stood there bereft of words. (Participial Adjective)
He stood there bereft of words. (Participial Adjective)
( beseech ) I beseech you to reconsider.
I beseech you to reconsider.
( beseech ) She besought him to stay a little longer.
She besought him to stay a little longer.
( beseech ) The letter besought by the committee was finally delivered. (Reduced Relative Clause)
The letter besought by the committee was finally delivered. (Reduced Relative Clause)
( beset ) I am beset by doubts at times.
I am beset by doubts at times.
( beset ) The village was beset by wolves long ago.
The village was beset by wolves long ago.
( beset ) Mike has been beset with problems recently. (Present Perfect)
Mike has been beset with problems recently. (Present Perfect)
( bet ) I bet five dollars on the game.
I bet five dollars on the game.
( bet ) Sarah bet on the winning horse.
Sarah bet on the winning horse.
( bet ) Mike has bet on that team before. (Present Perfect)
Mike has bet on that team before. (Present Perfect)
( bid (command) ) I bid him follow me.
I bid him follow me.
( bid (command) ) The king bade the guards open the gate.
The king bade the guards open the gate.
( bid (command) ) He has been bidden to appear before the council. (Dynamic Passive)
He has been bidden to appear before the council. (Dynamic Passive)
( bid (auction) ) I bid ten dollars at the auction.
I bid ten dollars at the auction.
( bid (auction) ) Emma bid higher than anyone else.
Emma bid higher than anyone else.
( bid (auction) ) The items bid on yesterday were all sold. (Reduced Relative Clause)
The items bid on yesterday were all sold. (Reduced Relative Clause)
( cast ) I cast the net into the water.
I cast the net into the water.
( cast ) Mike cast a long shadow on the ground.
Mike cast a long shadow on the ground.
( cast ) The cast stone was placed near the entrance. (Participial Adjective)
The cast stone was placed near the entrance. (Participial Adjective)
