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Mention four principal parts of every verb
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The four principal parts of every verb are:
1. **Base Form** (or the infinitive without "to") – e.g., "walk"
2. **Past Simple** – e.g., "walked"
3. **Past Participle** – e.g., "walked" (used with auxiliary verbs)
4. **Present Participle** – e.g., "walking" (used for continuous tenses)
These parts are essential for conjugating verbs in various tenses.
1. **Base Form** (or the infinitive without "to") – e.g., "walk"
2. **Past Simple** – e.g., "walked"
3. **Past Participle** – e.g., "walked" (used with auxiliary verbs)
4. **Present Participle** – e.g., "walking" (used for continuous tenses)
These parts are essential for conjugating verbs in various tenses.
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