Present Perfect Continuous Tense 1 st Person Singular Number have been breaking 20. Present Perfect Tense 3 rd Person Plural Number have broken 19. Present Perfect Tense 3 rd Person Singular Number have broken 18. Present Perfect Tense 2 nd Person Singular Number has broken 16 Present Perfect Tense 2 nd Person Plural Number have broken 17. Present Perfect Tense 1 st Person Plural Number have broken 15. Present Perfect Tense 1 st Person Singular Number have broken 14. Present Continuous Tense 3 rd Person Plural Number breaking 13. Present Continuous Tense 3 rd Person Singular Number breaking 12. Present Continuous Tense 2 nd Person Plural Number breaking 11. Present Continuous Tense 2 nd Person Singular Number breaking 10. Present Continuous Tense 1 st Person Plural Number breaking 9. Present Continuous Tense 1 st Person Singular Number breaking 8. Simple Present Tense 3 rd Person Plural Number break 7. Simple Present Tense 3 rd Person Singular Number breaks 6. Simple Present Tense 2 nd Person Plural Number break 5. Simple Present Tense 2 nd Person Singular Number break 4. Simple Present Tense 1 st Person Plural Number break 3. Simple Present Tense 1 st Person Singular Number break 2. Serial Number Type of Sentence Person Form of Irregular Verb 1. We are going to take the irregular verb ‘buy’ as a sample and go through its changes in various types of sentences in the present tense.Ĭhanges of irregular verb forms in various types of present tense sentences are given below.
Forms of irregular verbs used in present tense – Let us check various facts and explanations related to the use of irregular verbs in the present tense. Irregular verbs never follow any particular rules while changing themselves into different tense forms, though an irregular verb does some addition of suffixes according to the person of the noun.Īn “irregular verb” never follows any traditional rule of changing formation in different tense forms, but there are always some fixed rules of changing formation according to the number of nouns.
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