What is the base form of the verb?

Below are 10 examples of the different forms of a verb:

V1, V2, and V3 are the three basic forms of a verb.

• V1 is the base form of a verb and is also known as a root verb. It is the original form of the verb that is used to create the different verb forms. For example: Write, Speak, Go, Listen
• V2 is the past simple form of a verb, which shows that an actio

There are five forms of verbs in English grammar. These are:

• Base Form/Root Verb (V1): Hear, Lead, Freeze, Eat
• Past Simple Form (V2): Heard, Led, Froze, Ate
• Past Participle Form (V3): Heard, Led, Frozen, Eaten
• Present Participle Form (V4): Hearing, Leading, Freezing, Eating
• Third-Person Singular Pre

Verb forms refer to the different ways in which a verb or root verb changes its form to show the time of an action (present, past, future). The different forms of the verb help to frame a grammatically correct sentence by matching the verb with the subject and using the proper tense.

Examples:

• Tear ->

Some examples of auxiliary verbs include:

• She is cooking dinner for us tonight.
• Does he play the ukulele?
• They have finished the assignment.
• He was reading a book during lunchtime.
• I did call you last night.