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If the past participle of "say" is "said", and "lay" is "laid", why the one of "stay" is not "staid"?
verbs
past-participles
irregular-verbs
the use of seeks and sought
irregular-verbs
The sun has shined/shone its shine? [duplicate]
past-tense
irregular-verbs
Why did American English change certain past tense verb endings from ‑t to ‑ed but not others?
etymology
transatlantic-differences
inflectional-morphology
irregular-verbs
Why is "builded" an archaic variant of built, given that usually the language evolves the other way?
etymology
irregular-verbs
How do you derive the adjectival form of an irregular verb such as "read"?
adjectives
participles
derivational-morphology
irregular-verbs
Other than “to be”, what verbs in English change in the subjunctive past tense?
verbs
subjunctive-mood
inflectional-morphology
irregular-verbs
Why does the past tense form of sleep have a weak suffix?
etymology
old-english
middle-english
strong-verbs
irregular-verbs
“I have come to” vs. “I have came to”
verbs
present-perfect
irregular-verbs
The ambiguity of: "resent your message" [closed]
word-usage
meaning-in-context
ambiguity
irregular-verbs
Does anyone really say "SAYS" rather than "SEZ"?
pronunciation
irregular-verbs
How common is pronouncing the past tense of beat as /bet/?
pronunciation
dialects
phonology
australian-english
irregular-verbs
Irregular verbs in English - why do so many end in D?
verbs
tenses
past-tense
irregular-verbs
Why do we use two different verb forms for sentences like “that person is broke” versus “that person is broken”?
meaning
past-participles
historical-change
inflectional-morphology
irregular-verbs
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