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At least a 150 regural verb in progressive and past tense form?
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Here are 150 regular verbs in both progressive and past tense forms:
1. accept - accepting - accepted
2. add - adding - added
3. admire - admiring - admired
4. admit - admitting - admitted
5. advise - advising - advised
6. agree - agreeing - agreed
7. allow - allowing - allowed
8. amuse - amusing - amused
9. announce - announcing - announced
10. answer - answering - answered
11. apologize - apologizing - apologized
12. appear - appearing - appeared
13. argue - arguing - argued
14. arrive - arriving - arrived
15. ask - asking - asked
16. attack - attacking - attacked
17. bake - baking - baked
18. bang - banging - banged
19. bathe - bathing - bathed
20. beg - begging - begged
21. believe - believing - believed
22. belong - belonging - belonged
23. bite - biting - bit
24. blame - blaming - blamed
25. bless - blessing - blessed
26. boil - boiling - boiled
27. book - booking - booked
28. bore - boring - bored
29. borrow - borrowing - borrowed
30. bounce - bouncing - bounced
31. bow - bowing - bowed
32. brake - braking - braked
33. brush - brushing - brushed
34. burn - burning - burned
35. bury - burying - buried
36. calculate - calculating - calculated
37. call - calling - called
38. camp - camping - camped
39. carry - carrying - carried
40. carve - carving - carved
41. cause - causing - caused
42. challenge - challenging - challenged
43. change - changing - changed
44. chase - chasing - chased
45. cheat - cheating - cheated
46. check - checking - checked
47. cheer - cheering - cheered
48. chew - chewing - chewed
49. choose - choosing - chosen
50. clap - clapping - clapped
51. clean - cleaning - cleaned
52. clear - clearing - cleared
53. climb - climbing - climbed
54. close - closing - closed
55. coach - coaching - coached
56. collect - collecting - collected
57. color - coloring - colored
58. comb - combing - combed
59. command - commanding - commanded
60. compare - comparing - compared
61. compete - competing - competed
62. complain - complaining - complained
63. complete - completing - completed
64. concentrate - concentrating - concentrated
65. confess - confessing - confessed
66. confuse - confusing - confused
67. connect - connecting - connected
68. consider - considering - considered
69. contain - containing - contained
70. cook - cooking - cooked
71. copy - copying - copied
72. correct - correcting - corrected
73. cough - coughing - coughed
74. count - counting - counted
75. cover - covering - covered
76. crack - cracking - cracked
77. crash - crashing - crashed
78. crawl - crawling - crawled
79. cross - crossing - crossed
80. crush - crushing - crushed
81. cry - crying - cried
82. cure - curing - cured
83. curl - curling - curled
84. cycle - cycling - cycled
85. dance - dancing - danced
86. dare - daring - dared
87. decide - deciding - decided
88. decorate - decorating - decorated
89. delay - delaying - delayed
90. deliver - delivering - delivered
91. depend - depending - depended
92. describe - describing - described
93. desert - deserting - deserted
94. deserve - deserving - deserved
95. destroy - destroying - destroyed
96. develop - developing - developed
97. die - dying - died
98. disagree - disagreeing - disagreed
99. disappear - disappearing - disappeared
100. discover - discovering - discovered
101. divide - dividing - divided
102. do - doing - done
103. doubt - doubting - doubted
104. drag - dragging - dragged
105. dream - dreaming - dreamed
106. dress - dressing - dressed
107. drink - drinking - drank
108. drive - driving - driven
109. drop - dropping - dropped
110. dry - drying - dried
111. earn - earning - earned
112. eat - eating - eaten
113. educate - educating - educated
114. embarrass - embarrassing - embarrassed
115. employ - employing - employed
116. encourage - encouraging - encouraged
117. enjoy - enjoying - enjoyed
118. enter - entering - entered
119. escape - escaping - escaped
120. examine - examining - examined
121. exist - existing - existed
122. explain - explaining - explained
123. explode - exploding - exploded
124. extend -
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