Be"I  am  not at home today." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Beat"Their company beats all competitors in nationwide sales." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Become"He becomes  angry very quickly." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Begin"He  begins  his new job tomorrow." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Bend"They always try to  bend  the rules." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Bite"Beware of the neighbour's dog! It  bites  !" Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Blow"The referee blows  his whistle to end the match." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Break"Please don't break my expensive vase!" Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Brings"Winter brings cold winds, rain and snow." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Build"They  build  a new shed every year." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Burn"She  burns  the toast often." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Buy"I  buy  groceries every Friday." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Catch"He  catches  the bus at 8am every day." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Choose"She  chooses  her clothes carefully every morning." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Come"He  comes  to work early every day." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Cost"This new phone  costs  a fortune." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Cut"She  cuts  the paper with scissors." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Deal"He  deals  with customer complaints professionally." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Do"I  do  my homework every evening." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Draw"He  draws  amazing landscapes." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Drink"She  drinks  tea every morning." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Drive"He  drives  to work daily." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Eat"He  eats  lunch at noon." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Fall"Leaves  fall  from the trees in autumn." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Feel"I  feel  tired after work." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Fight"They  fight  for justice." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Find"I  find  my keys in my bag." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Fly"He  flies  to New York every month." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Forget"I  forget  to lock the door sometimes." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Get"She  gets  up at 6am every day." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Give"He  gives  his friend a gift." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Go"I  go  to the gym every evening." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Grow"The plants  grow  quickly in summer." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Have"I  have  many friends." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Hear"She  hears  music every morning." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Know"I  know  the answer to this question." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Leave"He  leaves  work at 5pm." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Let"I  let  him borrow my book." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Lose"She  loses  her keys frequently." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Make"He  makes  delicious cakes." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Mean"This word  means  a lot to me." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Meet"I  meet  my friends on Sundays." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Pay"She  pays  for the groceries." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Put"I  put  the book on the shelf." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Read"She  reads  a novel every week." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Ride"He  rides  his bike to school." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Ring"She  rings  the bell every morning." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Rise"The sun  rises  at 6am." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Run"I  run  every morning." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Say"He  says  something important." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle See"I  see  the stars at night." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Sell"He  sells  fruit at the market." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Send"I  send  emails every day." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Set"He  sets  the table for dinner." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Shake"She  shakes  the bottle before opening." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Shine"The sun  shines  brightly today." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Show"He  shows  his work to the teacher." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Shut"She  shuts  the door carefully." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Sing"He  sings  a song every morning." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Sink"The boat  sinks  slowly." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Sit"I  sit  on the bench." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Sleep"He  sleeps  well at night." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Speak"She  speaks  three languages." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Spend"I  spend  time reading." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Stand"He  stands  near the window." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Steal"Someone  steals  my pen." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Swim"I  swim  every summer." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Take"He  takes  the bus daily." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Teach"She  teaches  math." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Tell"I  tell  him the story." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Think"He  thinks  about it carefully." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Throw"He  throws  the ball." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Understand"I  understand  the problem." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Wake"I  wake  up early." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Wear"He  wears  a hat." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Win"They  win  the game every season." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Write"I  write  emails every day." Present Simple Past Simple Past Participle Frequency English ©