*Target Irregular Verbs
31. overbid – overbid – overbid. 32. overdraw – overdrew – overdrawn. 33. overeat – overate – overeaten. 34. overhear – overheard – overheard. 35. overlay – overlaid – overlaid. 36. override – overrode – overridden. 37. overtake – overtook – overtaken. 38. partake – partook – partaken. 39. plead – pled – pled. 40. preset – preset – preset.
*Target Irregular Verbs
31. overbid – overbid – overbid. 32. overdraw – overdrew – overdrawn. 33. overeat – overate – overeaten. 34. overhear – overheard – overheard. 35. overlay – overlaid – overlaid. 36. override – overrode – overridden. 37. overtake – overtook – overtaken. 38. partake – partook – partaken. 39. plead – pled – pled. 40. preset – preset – preset.
( overbid ) I overbid at auctions sometimes.
I overbid at auctions sometimes.
( overbid ) She overbid on the painting last night.
She overbid on the painting last night.
( overbid ) The items overbid yesterday were withdrawn. (Reduced Relative Clause)
The items overbid yesterday were withdrawn. (Reduced Relative Clause)
( overdraw ) I overdraw my account by accident sometimes.
I overdraw my account by accident sometimes.
( overdraw ) He overdrew his account last week.
He overdrew his account last week.
( overdraw ) Her account has been overdrawn again. (Stative Passive)
Her account has been overdrawn again. (Stative Passive)
( overeat ) Mike overeats when he’s stressed.
Mike overeats when he’s stressed.
( overeat ) She overate at the party last night.
She overate at the party last night.
( overeat ) He has overeaten many times this month. (Present Perfect)
He has overeaten many times this month. (Present Perfect)
( overhear ) I overhear conversations on the train sometimes.
I overhear conversations on the train sometimes.
( overhear ) Sarah overheard Mike talking about the surprise.
Sarah overheard Mike talking about the surprise.
( overhear ) The secret overheard yesterday shocked everyone. (Reduced Relative Clause)
The secret overheard yesterday shocked everyone. (Reduced Relative Clause)
( overlay ) I overlay the image with text.
I overlay the image with text.
( overlay ) They overlaid the table with a protective sheet.
They overlaid the table with a protective sheet.
( overlay ) The overlaid surface looked smooth and glossy. (Participial Adjective)
The overlaid surface looked smooth and glossy. (Participial Adjective)
( override ) The system overrides minor errors automatically.
The system overrides minor errors automatically.
( override ) He overrode the warning and continued.
He overrode the warning and continued.
( override ) The rule has been overridden by a new policy. (Dynamic Passive)
The rule has been overridden by a new policy. (Dynamic Passive)
( overtake ) I overtake slow cars on the highway.
I overtake slow cars on the highway.
( overtake ) Mike overtook three runners in the final lap.
Mike overtook three runners in the final lap.
( overtake ) She has been overtaken by faster competitors before. (Dynamic Passive)
She has been overtaken by faster competitors before. (Dynamic Passive)
( partake ) I partake in community events often.
I partake in community events often.
( partake ) They partook in the ceremony with joy.
They partook in the ceremony with joy.
( partake ) The traditions partaken by the villagers are centuries old. (Reduced Relative Clause)
The traditions partaken by the villagers are centuries old. (Reduced Relative Clause)
( plead ) He pleads for mercy in the story.
He pleads for mercy in the story.
( plead ) She pled for a second chance.
She pled for a second chance.
( plead ) Mike has pled his case many times. (Present Perfect)
Mike has pled his case many times. (Present Perfect)
( preset ) I preset the timer before cooking.
I preset the timer before cooking.
( preset ) She preset the machine yesterday.
She preset the machine yesterday.
( preset ) The preset options are easy to use. (Participial Adjective)
The preset options are easy to use. (Participial Adjective)
