Irregular Verbs Lv2-A

Irregular Verbs Lv02(51-100)
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Irregular Verbs Lv2-A

*Target Irregular Verbs
1.arise – arose – arisen. 2. awake – awoke – awoken. 3. bear – bore – borne. 4. beat – beat – beaten. 5. bend – bent – bent. 6. bind – bound – bound. 7. bite – bit – bitten. 8. bleed – bled – bled. 9. blow – blew – blown. 10. breed – bred – bred.

*Target Irregular Verbs
1.arise – arose – arisen. 2. awake – awoke – awoken. 3. bear – bore – borne. 4. beat – beat – beaten. 5. bend – bent – bent. 6. bind – bound – bound. 7. bite – bit – bitten. 8. bleed – bled – bled. 9. blow – blew – blown. 10. breed – bred – bred.

( arise ) Many people try to arise early every morning.

Many people try to arise early every morning.

( arise ) A problem arose during the meeting.

A problem arose during the meeting.

( arise ) Several opportunities have arisen this year.

Several opportunities have arisen this year.

( awake ) She usually awakes at six.

She usually awakes at six.

( awake ) She awoke suddenly in the night.

She awoke suddenly in the night.

( awake ) He is fully awoken now.

He is fully awoken now.

( bear ) Mike can’t bear the heat in summer.

Mike can’t bear the heat in summer.

( bear ) She bore the pain bravely.

She bore the pain bravely.

( bear ) The weight is borne by the main pillar.

The weight is borne by the main pillar.

( beat ) The drummer beats the drum loudly.

The drummer beats the drum loudly.

( beat ) Our team beat the champions last year.

Our team beat the champions last year.

( beat ) The drum beaten in the ceremony was very old.

The drum beaten in the ceremony was very old.

( bend ) The technician bends the wire carefully.

The technician bends the wire carefully.

( bend ) She bent down to pick up the coin.

She bent down to pick up the coin.

( bend ) The metal bar was bent by the machine.

The metal bar was bent by the machine.

( bind ) The clerk binds the papers with a clip.

The clerk binds the papers with a clip.

( bind ) They bound the books with string.

They bound the books with string.

( bind ) The two countries are bound by a strong friendship.

The two countries are bound by a strong friendship.

( bite ) Be careful not to bite your tongue.

Be careful not to bite your tongue.

( bite ) A mosquito bit me last night.

A mosquito bit me last night.

( bite ) He has been bitten by a snake before.

He has been bitten by a snake before.

( bleed ) Some people bleed from their noses sometimes.

Some people bleed from their noses sometimes.

( bleed ) He bled after falling down.

He bled after falling down.

( bleed ) The wound has bled a little.

The wound has bled a little.

( blow ) She blows out the candles.

She blows out the candles.

( blow ) The wind blew strongly yesterday.

The wind blew strongly yesterday.

( blow ) All the leaves blown away yesterday are still on the ground.

All the leaves blown away yesterday are still on the ground.

( breed ) They breed horses on the farm.

They breed horses on the farm.

( breed ) The farmer bred many healthy animals.

The farmer bred many healthy animals.

( breed ) This is a well-bred dog.

This is a well-bred dog.