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CONVERSATION 1
MICHAEL : Hi. My name is Michael Parker.
JENNIFER : I’m Jennifer Yang.
MICHAEL : It’s nice to meet you , Jennifer.
JEINNIFER : Nice to meet you , too.
MICHAEL : I’m sorry. What’s your last name again ?
JENNIFER : It’s yang.
CONVERSATION 2
JENNIFER : Excuse me. Are you Steven Carson ?
DAVID : No. I’m not. He’s over there.
JENNIFER : I’m sorry…Steven ? This is your book.
STEVEN : Oh , it’s my math book! Thanks. You’re in my class, right ?
JENNIFER : Yes, I am. I’m Jennifer Yang.
STEVEN : It’s nice to meet you .
STEVEN : David , this is Jennifer. She’s in our math class.
DAVID : Hi , Jennifer.
JENNIFER : Hi , David ..Nice to meet you
CONVERSATION 3
WENDY : Wow ! What’s this ?
HELEN : It’s a camera.
WENDY : Oh , cool! Thank you , Helen. It’s great!
HELEN : You’re welcome.
REX : Now open this box !
WENDY : OK. Uh , what are these ?
REX : They’re earrings.
WENDY : Oh. They’re …interesting.
Thank you , Rex. They’re very nice.
CONVERSATION 4
KATE : Oh, no! Where are my car keys ?
JOE : Relax Kate. Are they in your purse ?
KATE : No, they’re not. They’re gone !
JOE : I bet they’re still on the table in the restaurant.
WAITER : Excuse me. Are these your keys ?
KATE : Yes, they are. Thank you !
JOE : See ?No problem.
WAITER : And is this your wallet ?
KATE : Hmm. No, it’s not. Where is your wallet, Joe?
JOE : In my pocket…Wait a minute! That’s my wallet.
CONVERSATION 5
TIM : Where are you from, Jessica ?
JESSICA : Well, my family is here in the United States, but we’re from Korea.
TIM : Oh, my mother is Korean-from Soul! Are you from Soul?
JESSICA : No, we’re not from Soul. We’re from Pusan.
TIM : So is your first language Korean ?
JESSICA : Yes, it is.
CONVERSATION 6
EMMA : Who’s that ?
JILL : He’s my brother.
EMMA : Wow !He’s cute. What’s his name ?
JILL : James. We call him Jim. He’s in college here in Vancouver.
EMMA : Oh, how old is he ?
JILL : He’s twenty-one years old.
EMMA : What is he like ?I bet he’s nice.
CONVERSTION 7
PAT : Are our clothes dry ?
JULIE : Yes, they are.
PAT : Where are my favourite socks
JULIE : What colour are they ?
PAT : They’re white.
JILIE : Are these your socks ?They’re blue and white.
PAT : No. They’re probably Liz’s socks. Wait ! They are my socks.
They’re ruined !
JULIE : Yeah .The problem is this T-shirt. It’s dark blue.
PAT : Is it Liz’s ?
JULIE : Actually, it’s my T-shirt.
CONVERSATION 8
PAT : Uh-oh !
JULIE : What’s the matter ?
PAT : It’s snowing, and it’s very cold!
JULIE : Are you wearing a scarf ?
PAT : No, I’m not.
JULIE : Well, you’re wearing a coat.
Pat : but I’m not wearing boots!
JULIE : OK. Let ‘s take a taxi.
PAT : Thanks, Julie.
CONVERSATION 9
DEBBIE : Hello ?
JOHN : Hi, Debbie. This is John. I’m calling from Australia.
DEBBIE : Australia ?
JOHN : I’m at a conference in Sydney. Remember ?
DEBBIE : Oh, right. What time is it there ?
JOHN : It’s 10:00 P. M. And it’s four o’clock there in Los Angeles. Right ?
DEBBIE : Yes-four o’clock in the morning.
JOHN : 4 :00A.M. ? Oh, I’m really sorry.
DEBBIE : That’s OK. I’m awake…now.
CONVERSATION 10
STEVE : Hi, mom.
Mrs DOLE : What are you doing, Steve?
STEVE : I’m hungry, so I’m cooking.
Mrs DOLE : You’re cooking ?It’s two o’clock in the morning!
STEVE : Yeah, but I’m really hungry!
Mrs DOLE : What are you making?
STEVE : Pizza
Mrs DOLE : Mmm, pizza. So let’s eat!
CONVERSATION 11
ASHLEY : Hey, Jason . What are you doing?
JASON : I’m waiting for my mom. My bike has a flat tire.
ASHLEY : Is she coming right now?
JASON : Yeah. She works near here.
ASHLEY : Oh, that’s good.
JASON : So what are you doing?
ASHLEY : I’m going home. I don’t live far from here, so I walk to school.
JASON : You’re lucky.
CONVERSATION 12
JACK : Let’s go to the park on Sunday.
AMY : OK, but let’s not go early. I sleep late on weekends.
JACK : What time do you get up on Sundays?
AMY : At ten o’clock.
JACK : Oh, that isn’t very late. I get up at noon.
AMY : Do you eat breakfast then ?
JACK : Sure. I have breakfast every day.
AMY : Then let’s meet at Harry’s Restaurant at one o’clock.
They serve breakfast all day on Sundays-for people like us.
LES VERBES IRREGULIERS ( 180 VERBES RECENTS ET USUELS)
INFINITIF PRETERIT PART. PSSE
FRANÇAIS
1. To arise (ai)
2. To (a) wake
3. To bear
4. To beat
5. To become
6. To begin
7. To bend
8. To bet
9. To bid
10. To bind
11. To bite
12. To bleed
13. To blow
14. To break
15. To breed
16. To bring
17. To broadcast
18. To build
19. To burn
20. To burst
21. To buy
22. To catch
23. To choose
24. To come
25. To cost
26. To creep
27. To cut
28. To deal (i)
29. To dig
30. To do
31. To draw
32. To dream (i)
33. To drink
34. To drive
35. To eat
36. To fall
37. To feed
38. To feel
39. To fight
40. To find
41. To fly
42. To forbid Arose
(a) Woke
Bore
Bate
Became
Began
Bent
Bet
Bade
Bound
Bit
Bled
Blew
Broke
Bred
Brought
Broadcast
Built
Burnt
Burst
Bought
Caught
Chose
Came
Cost
Crept
Cut
Dealt (e)
Dug
Did
Drew
Dreamt (e)
Drank
Drove
Ate
Fell
Fed
Felt
Fought
Found
Flew
Forbade
Arisen (i)
(a) woke/ (a)
Born (né)
Beaten
Become
Begun
Bent
Bet
Bidden
Bound
Bitten
Bled
Blown
Broken
Bred
Brought
Broadcast
Built
Burnt
Burst
Bought
Caught
Chosen
Come
Cost
Crept
Cut
Dealt (e)
Dug
Done
Drawn
Dreamt (e)
Drunk
Driven (i)
Eaten
Fallen
Fed
Felt
Fought
Found
Flown
Forbidden Surgir, s’elever
(s’)eveille
Supporter
Frapper
Devenir
Commencer
Courber
Parier
Ordonner /prier
Lier
Mordre
Saigner
Souffler
Casser, rompre
Elever
Apporter, amener
Diffuser
Bâtir
Brûler
Eclater
Acheter
Attrape, prendre
Choisir
Venir
Coûter
Ramper
Couper
Distribuer, donner
Creuser
Faire
Dessiner, tirer
Rêver
Boire
Conduire ( voiture)
Manger
Tomber
Nourrir
Sentir
Combattre
Trouver
Voler ( oiseau)
Interdir
Never : jamais
Too : trop , aussi , également
Still : encore ,toujours, cependant , quand, même
Yet : maintenant ,encore, néanmoins
Verymuch : beaucoup
Sometimes : parfois, quelque fois
Very well : très bien
When : quand
Where: où
Why: pourquoi
How: comment
Above: au-dessus de, au-delà de
About : au sujet de, à propos de
Accross : à travers, de l’autre, coté, en travers de
After : après après que…
Against : contre, en cas de, sur
A long : en avant
Among : parmi
Around : autour
At : à, vers, chez
Before : avant, devant, auparavant
Behind : derrière, en arrière, par derrière
Below : sous, au-dessous
Beneath : sous, au-dessous
Beside : à coté de, hors de
Between : entre
Beyond : au delà de
By : par, à, de, selon, près
Down : en bas, vers, le bas, à bas, au bas de
During : durant, pendant,
Except : sauf que, à l’exception de
For : autour de, pour
From : de, (provenance), depuis, à partir de…
In : dans, en, à, au,
Inside : intérieur, dedans
Into : en, dans,
Like : comme, pareil, semblable
Near : près (de)
Of : à, de,
Off : au loin, de (sens)
On : à, vers, sur
Since : depuis, il y a (moment), puisque
To : à, vers, jusque, pour
Towards : vers, en vers, à l’égard de
Through : au travers de, à travers, grâce à
Under : sous, au-dessus de, en moins de…
Until : jusque, jusqu’à ce que
Up : vers le haut, là-haut, vers un point plus important
Upon : à, vers, sur,
Can’t : cannot He can’t swim
d (+infinitif) : would I’d choose
(+part. Passé): had he’d revealed
‘ll: will/shall I’ll come
‘m: am I’m tired
n’t: not Don’t enter
‘re: are where’re you?
‘s: is who’s there?
‘s (+part. Passé): has he’s written
‘s (+infinitive): us let’s begin
Shan’t: shall not I shan’t read
‘ve: have they’ve run
Won’t: will not he won’t
Want (+infinitif): wanna I wanna go
Going (+infinitive): gonna I’m gonna give you next
I am seventeen(years old). J’ai dix –sept ans
I am five foot eight. Je mesure ing pieds, huit pouces.
The hole is seven feet wide and three feet deep. Le trou a sept pieds de large et pieds de
profondeur.
How far is it to Lagos? Combien y a-t-il d ’ici à Lagos?
I am warm ; I am cold. J’ai chaud ; j’ai froid.
I am hungry ; I am thirsty j’ai faim; j’ai soif.
I am sleepy ; I am lucky. J’ai sommeil ; j’ai de la chance.
I am right ; you are wrong. J’ ai raison ; tu a tort.
It is hot to-day ;it was misty yesterday . Il fait très chaud aujourd’hui; il y
avait de la brume hier
There are mangoes on the tree. Il y a des mangues sur l’arbre.
It’s a long time since I saw him. Il y a longtemps que je ne l’ ai pas vu..
How is it that you are so lazy ? comment se fait-il que vous soyez
si paresseux ?
N° INFINITIF PRETERIT PART. PASSE FRANÇAIS
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To chide
To cleave
To cling
To clothe
To dwell
To flee
To fling
To forsake
To gild
To gird
To have
To hew
To lade
To lean
To leap
To mow
To pen
To rid
To seethe
To saw
To shave
To shear
To shoe
To shrive
To slay
To slink
To slit
To smite
To sow
To speed
To spell
To spill
To spit
To stride
To thrive
To tread
To wake
To wring
To withdraw
To write
To undergo
To forecast
To foresee Cast
Chid
Cleft
Clung
Clad
Dwelt
Fled
Flung
Forsook
Gilt
Girt
Had
Hewed
Laded
Leant
Leapt
Mowed
Pent
Rid
Seethed/sod
Sawed
Shaved
Sheared
Shod
Shrove
Slew
Slunk
Slit
Smote
Sowed
Sped
Spelt
Spilt
Spat
Strode
Throve
Trod
Woke
Wrung
Withdrew
Wrote
Underwent
Forecast
Foresaw Cast
Chidden
Cleft
Clung
Clad
Dwelt
Fled
Flung
Forsaken
Gilt
Girt
Had
Hewed/hewn
Laden
Leant/leaned
Leapt
Mowed/mown
Pent
Rid
Seethed/sodden
Sawn
Shaven
Shorn
Shod
Shriven
Slain
Slunk
Slit
Smitten
Sown
Sped
Spelt
Spilt
Spit
Stridden
Thriven
Trodden
Waked
Wrung
Withdrawn
Written
Undergone
Forecast
Foreseen Lancer
Gronder
Fendre
S’accrocher
Vêtir
Demeurer
S’enfuir
Lancer
Abandoner
Dorer
Entourer
Avoir
Tailler,couper
Charger
Se pencher
Sauter
Faucher
Parquer
Débarrasser
Bouillir
Scier
raser
tondre
chausser
confesser
Egorger;tuer
S’esquisser
Fendre
Frapper
Semer
Se depecher
Epeler
Verser
Cracher
Marcher à gd p.
Prosperer
Marcher sur
S’eveiller
Tordre
Retirer
Ecrire
Subir
Predire
Prevoir
To forget
To forgive
To freeze Forgot
Forgave
Froze Forgotten
Forgiven
Frozen Oublier
Pardoner
Geler
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To give
To go
To grind
To grow
To hang
To hide
To hit
To hold
To hurt
To keep
To kneel
To knit
To know
To learn
To leave
To lend
To let
To lie
To light
To lose
To make
To mean
To meet
To mistake
To overcome
To pay
To put
To Read
To rend
To Ride
To ring
To Rise
To Run
To say
To see
To seek
To sell
To send
To set
To shake
To shed
To shine
To shoot
To show
To shrink
To shut
To sing
To sink
To sit
To sleep
To slide
To sling
To smell Got
Gave
Went
Ground
Grew
Hung
Hid
Hit
Held
Hurt
Kept
Knelt
Knit
Knew
Learnt
Left
Lent
Let
Lay
Lit/lighted
Lost
Made
Meant
Met
Mistook
Overcame
Paid
Put
Read
Rent
Rode
Rang
Rose
Ran
Said
Saw
Sought
Sold
Sent
Set
Shook
Shed
Shone
Shot
Showed
Shrank
Shut
Sang
Sank
Sat
Slept
Slid
Slang
Smelt/ Gotten
Given
Gone
Ground
Grown
Hung
Hidden
Hit
Held
Hurt
Kept
Knelt
Knit
Known
Learnt
Left
Lent
Let
Lain
Lit
Lost
Made
Meant
Met
Mistaken
Overcome
Paid
Put
Read
Rent
Ridden
Rung
Risen
Run
Said
Seen
Sought
Sold
Sent
Set
Shaken
Shed
Shone
Shot
Shown
Shrunk
Shut
Sung
Sunk
Sat
Slept
Slid
Slung
Smelled obtenir
Donner
Aller,partir
Moudre
Croitre/grandir
Pendre
Cacher
Frapper/atteindre
Tenir
Blesser
Garder/conserver
S’agenouiller
tricoter
Connaitre/savoir
apprendre
Quitter/partir de
preter
laisser
Etre couché
Allumer/éclairer
Perdre
Faire/ fabriquer
Signifier/vouloir dire
(se) rencotrer
Se tromper
Surmonter
Payer
Mettre/ poser
Lire
Déchirer(litt.)
Aller à bicyclette
Sonner/ résonner
Se lever
Courir
Dire
Voir
Chercher(litt.)
(Se)vendre
Envoyer
Placer/ fixer
Secouer
Verser/ répandre
Luire/ briller
Tirer(arme)
Montrer
(se) Rétrécir
Fermer
Chanter
Sombrer
Etre assis
Dormir
Glisser
Lancer
Sentir(odeur)
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To spend
To spin
To split
To spread
To spring
To stand
To Steal
To stick
To sting
To stink
To strike
To strive
To swear
To sweep
To swim
To swing
To take
To teach
To tear
To tell
To think
To throw
To thrust
To understand
To undertake
To upset
To wear
To weave
To weep
To win
To wind
To behold
To bereave
To speed
To freight
Spoke
Spent
Span
Split
Spread
Sprang
Stood
Stole
Stuck
Stung
Stank
Struck
Strove
Swore
Swept
Swam
Swung
Took
Taught
Tore
Told
Thought
Threw
Thrust
Understood
Undertook
Upset
Wore
Wove
Wept
Won
Wound
Beheld
Bereft
Sped
Fraught Spoken
Spent
Spun
Split
Spread
Sprung
Stood
Stolen
Stuck
Stung
Stunk
Stricken
Striven
Sworn
Swept
Swum
Swung
Taken
Taught
Torn
Told
Thought
Thrown
Thrust
Understood
Undertaken
Upset
Worn
Woven
Wept
Won
Wound
Beheld
Bereft
Sped
Fraught Parler
Dépenser
Filer
Fendre
Etendre/ bondir
Sauter/ bondir
Etre débout
Voler/ dérober
Fixer/ coller
Piquer(insecte)
Puer
Frapper/ sonner
S’efforcer
Jurer
Baleyer
Nager
Balancer
Prendre
Enseigner
Déchirer
Dire/ rencontre
Penser
jeter
Pousser avec force
Comprendre
Entreprendre
Renverser
Porter(vêtement)
Tisser
Pleurer
Gagner
Entourer
Comtemple/ regarder
Depouiller/ priver
Se dépecher
Freter
LES VERBES IRREGULIERS ( 180 VERBES RECENTS ET USUELS)
INFINITIF PRETERIT PART. PSSE FRANÇAIS
1. To arise (ai)
2. To (a) wake
3. To bear
4. To beat
5. To become
6. To begin
7. To bend
8. To bet
9. To bid
10. To bind
11. To bite
12. To bleed
13. To blow
14. To break
15. To breed
16. To bring
17. To broadcast
18. To build
19. To burn
20. To burst
21. To buy
22. To catch
23. To choose
24. To come
25. To cost
26. To creep
27. To cut
28. To deal (i)
29. To dig
30. To do
31. To draw
32. To dream (i)
33. To drink
34. To drive
35. To eat
36. To fall
37. To feed
38. To feel
39. To fight
40. To find
41. To fly
42. To forbid Arose
(a) woke
bore
bate
became
began
bent
bet
bade
bound
bit
bled
blew
broke
bred
brought
broadcast
built
burnt
burst
bought
caught
chose
came
cost
crept
cut
dealt (e)
dug
did
drew
dreamt (e)
drank
drove
ate
fell
fed
felt
fought
found
flew
forbade
Arisen (i)
(a) woke/ (a) aked
born (né)
beaten
become
begun
bent
bet
bidden
bound
bitten
bled
blown
broken
bred
brought
broadcast
built
burnt
burst
bought
caught
chosen
come
cost
crept
cut
dealt (e)
dug
done
drawn
dreamt (e)
drunk
driven (i)
eaten
fallen
fed
felt
fought
found
flown
forbidden Surgir, s’elever
(s’)eveille
supporter
frapper
devenir
commencer
courber
parier
ordonner /prier
lier
mordre
saigner
souffler
casser, rompre
élever
apporter, amener
diffuser
bâtir
brûler
éclater
acheter
attrape, prendre
choisir
venir
coûter
ramper
couper
distribuer, donner
creuser
faire
dessiner, tirer
rêver
boire
conduire ( voiture)
manger
tomber
nourrir
sentir
combattre
trouver
voler ( oiseau)
interdir
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To shine
To shoot
To show
To shrink
To shut
To sing
To sink
To sit
To sleep
To slide
To sling
To smell Shed
Shone
Shot
Showed
Shrank
Shut
Sang
Sank
Sat
Slept
Slid
Slang
Smelt/smelled Shed
Shone
Shot
Shown
Shrunk
Shut
Sung
Sunk
Sat
Slept
Slid
Slung
smelt/smelled Verser/répandre
Luire/briller
Tirer(arme)
Montrer
Se retirer
Fermer
Chanter
Sombrer
Etre assis
Dormir
Glisser
Lancer
Which : lequel ,qui, que , ce que , ce qui , dont.
What : quel, le , la ,les ,qui, que, qu’est ce que.
Who : qui (sujet).
Whose : dont , de qui , à qui (objet).
Whatever : tout ce qui, que, dont, n’importe quel, quelque
That : ce, cette, cet, ces, ce…là, ça, …cela
Whenever : chaque fois que, à n’importe quel moment.
Whichever : n’importe lequel.
Wherever : n’importe où, partout où.
However : de quelque maniere que (cependant)
Any : n’importe quel, tout, quelque, du, de la, des.
Both : les deux, tous les deux, l’un et l’autre.
Each : chaque, chacun,
Either : l’un ou l’autre, l’un et l’autre.
Neither : ni…ni, non…plus, pas d’avantage.
Few : peu de, quelques, quelques uns.
Many : beaucoup de, nombreux.
None : aucun, personne.
Some : quelque, certain, du, de la, des, un peu de….
Several : plusieurs.
Other : autre
Another : un autre, nouveau, encore un.
Anybody : n’importe qui, quelqu’un
Everybody : chacun, tout le monde.
Nobody : personne.
Somebody : quelqu’un , quelqu’un d’autre
No one : personne
One : seul, un, unique, même
Someone : quelqu’un,
Everyone : tout le monde, tous, chacun
Anyone : quelqu’un.
Often : souvent.
Always : toujours.
Never : jamais
Too : trop , aussi , également
Still : encore ,toujours, cependant , quand, même
Yet : maintenant ,encore, néanmoins
Verymuch : beaucoup
Sometimes : parfois, quelque fois
Very well : très bien
When : quand
Where: où
Why: pourquoi
How: comment
Above: au-dessus de, au-delà de
About : au sujet de, à propos de
Accross : à travers, de l’autre, coté, en travers de
After : après après que…
Against : contre, en cas de, sur
A long : en avant
Among : parmi
Around : autour
At : à, vers, chez
Before : avant, devant, auparavant
Behind : derrière, en arrière, par derrière
Below : sous, au-dessous
Beneath : sous, au-dessous
Beside : à coté de, hors de
Between : entre
Beyond : au delà de
By : par, à, de, selon, près
Down : en bas, vers, le bas, à bas, au bas de
During : durant, pendant,
Except : sauf que, à l’exception de
For : autour de, pour
From : de, (provenance), depuis, à partir de…
In : dans, en, à, au,
Inside : interieur, dedans
Into : en, dans,
Like : comme, pareil, semblable
Near : près (de)
Of : à, de,
Off : au loin, de (sens)
On : à, vers, sur
Since : depuis, il y’a (moment), puisque
To : à, vers, jusque, pour
Towards : vers, en vers, à l’égard de
Through : au travers de, à travers, gràce à
Under : sous, au-dessus de, en moins de…
Until : jusque, jusqu’à ce que
Up : vers le haut, là-haut, vers un point plus important
Upon : à, vers, sur,
With : avec, chez
Within : à l’interieur de…
Can’t : cannot He can’t swim
d (+infinitif) : would I’d choose
(+part. Passé): had he’d revealed
‘ll: will/shall I’ll come
‘m: am I’m tired
N’t: not Don’t enter
‘re: are where’re you?
‘s: is who’s there?
‘s (+part. Passé): has he’s written
‘s (+infinitive): us let’s begin
Shan’t: shall not I shan’t read
‘ve: have they’ve run
Won’t: will not he won’t
Want (+infinitif): wanna I wanna go
Going (+infinitive): gonna I’m gonna give you next
N° INFINITIF PRETERIT PART. PASSE FRANCAIS
43 To Cast Cast Cast lancer
44 To chide Chid Chidden Gronder
45 To cleave Cleft Cleft Fendre
46 To cling Clung Clung S’accrocher
47 To clothe Clad Clad Vêtir
48 To dwell Dwelt Dwelt Demeurer
49 To flee Fled Fled S’enfuir
50 To fling Flung Flung Lancer
51 To forsake Forsook Forsaken Abandoner
52 To gild Gilt Gilt Dorer
53 To gird Girt Girt Entourer
54 To have Had had avoir
55 To hew hewed Hewed/hewn Tailler,couper
56 To lade laded laden charger
57 To lean leant Leant/leaned Se pencher
58 To leap leapt leapt sauter
59 To mow mowed Mowed/mown faucher
60 To pen pent pent Parquer
61 To rid rid rid debarrasser
62 To shape shaped shapen former
63 To saw sawed sawn scier
64 To shave shaved shaven raser
65 To shear sheared shorn tondre
66 To shoe shod shod chausser
67 To shrive shrove shriven confesser
68 To slay slew slain Egorger;tuer
69 To slink slunk slunk S’esquisser
70 To slit slit slit fendre
71 To smite smote smitten frapper
72 To sow sowed sown semer
73 To speed sped sped Se depecher
74 To spell spelt spelt epeler
75 To spill spilt spilt verser
76 To spit spat spit cracher
77 To stride strode stridden Marcher à gd p.
78 To thrive throve Thriven prosperer
79 To tread trod trodden Marcher sur
80 To wake woke waked S’eveiller
81 To wring wrung wrung tordre
82 To withdraw withrew withdrown retirer
83 To write wrote writen ecrire
84 To undergo underwent undergone subir
85 To forecast forecsat forecast predire
86 To forsee fosaw forseen prevoir
87 To forget forgot forgotten oublier
88 To forgive forgave forgiven Pardoner
89 To freeze froze frozen geler
90 To get got gotten obtenir
91 To give Gave Given Donner
92 To go Went Gone Aller,partir
93 To grind Ground Ground MOUDRE
94 To grow Grew Grown Croitre
95 To hang Hung Hung Pendre
96 To hide Hid Hidden Cacher
97 To hit Hit Hit Frapper;atteindre
98 To hold Held Held Tenir
99 To hurt Hurt Hurt Blesser
100 To keep Kept Kept Garder/conserver
101 To kneel Knelt Knelt S’agenouilller
102 To knit Knit Knit tricoter
103 To know Knew Known Connaitre/savoir
104 To learn Learnt Learnt apprendre
105 To leave Left Left Quiter/partir de
106 To lend Lent Lent preter
107 To let Let Let laisser
108 To lie Lay Lain Etre couche
109 To light Lit Lit Allumer/eclairer
110 To lose Lost Lost Perdre
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