Blow :(v) To make air, wind, gas moving


Past Simple: Blew
eg: Mary blew the candle in her birthday yesterday.

Past Participle: Blown
eg: This is the fifth time that I have blown the candle

Third Person Singular: Blows
eg: Mary blows the candle in her birthday.

Present Participle / Gerund: Blowing
eg: The wind is blowing cruelly. Continue Reading

Begin: (v) to start doing something, to process doing something.


Past Simple: Began
eg: In 1993 I began to study English.

Past Participle: Begun
eg: He has begun doing his homework for 5days.

Third Person Singular: Begins
eg: The water begins to rise up today.

Present Participle / Gerund: Begining
eg: The train is beginning to leave here in the next 10mins. Continue Reading

Arise: (v) to come into existence


Past Simple: Arose
eg: Yesterday, I saw the sun arose from the east.

Past Participle: Arisen
eg: The sun have arisen clearly by the time I get up.

Third Person Singular: Arises
eg: The sun arises in the east

Present Participle / Gerund: Arising
eg: Arising brightly, the sun shine like smiling people. Continue Reading

Abide : (v) to be patient with other people, to continue
eg: I cannot abide with this weather.


Past Simple: Abode/Abided
eg: I abode with this weather and now I have problem with my skin.

Past Participle: Abode/Abided/Abidden
eg: I have abode with this weather and now I have problem with my skin

Third Person Singular: Abides
eg: She abides with her cruel husband.

Present Participle / Gerund: Abiding
eg: Abiding with cruel husband, she feels very upset. Continue Reading