VERB CHART

No.	V1 (Base Form)	V2 (Past Simple)	V3 (Past Participle)	V-ing (Present Participle)
1	be	was/were	been	being
2	have	had	had	having
3	do	did	done	doing
4	say	said	said	saying
5	go	went	gone	going
6	get	got	got/gotten*	getting
7	make	made	made	making
8	know	knew	known	knowing
9	think	thought	thought	thinking
10	take	took	taken	taking
11	see	saw	seen	seeing
12	come	came	come	coming
13	find	found	found	finding
14	give	gave	given	giving
15	tell	told	told	telling
16	become	became	become	becoming
17	leave	left	left	leaving
18	put	put	put	putting
19	feel	felt	felt	feeling
20	eat	ate	eaten	eating
21	run	ran	run	running
22	write	wrote	written	writing
23	speak	spoke	spoken	speaking
24	drink	drank	drunk	drinking
25	sleep	slept	slept	sleeping
26	read	read*	read*	reading
27	play	played	played	playing
28	watch	watched	watched	watching
29	work	worked	worked	working
30	walk	walked	walked	walking

Notes:

• * Read: Pronunciation changes from "reed" (V1) to "red" (V2 & V3).
• * Gotten: "Gotten" is common in American English; British English often uses "got" for the past participle as well.
• The first ~20 verbs are some of the most frequent and essential in the language.