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Grade 8 Mathematics Worksheet for 2017
የስንተኛ ክፍል ሞዴል ፈተና ይፈልጋሉ?
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⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️ Warning!! ከባድ ማስጠንቀቂያ
ከላይ በምስሉ ላይ እንደዚህ እና መሠል አይነት ሊንኮች ከማንም ሰው ቢላክላችሁ ። ሊንኩን ተጭናችሁ አትግቡ ። የላከላችሁ ሰው ሀክ ተደርጎ ሲሆን እናንተም እንደተጫናችሁት አካውንታችሁ ሀክ ይደረጋል ። በ 3 ቀናት ውስጥ ወደ deleted account ይቀየራል ።
ከላይ በምስሉ ላይ እንደዚህ እና መሠል አይነት ሊንኮች ከማንም ሰው ቢላክላችሁ ። ሊንኩን ተጭናችሁ አትግቡ ። የላከላችሁ ሰው ሀክ ተደርጎ ሲሆን እናንተም እንደተጫናችሁት አካውንታችሁ ሀክ ይደረጋል ። በ 3 ቀናት ውስጥ ወደ deleted account ይቀየራል ።
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G8 GS MODEL FOUR 2017 2nd SEM 4th.docx
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Grade 8 General science Model Exam Answers.
ለ 12ኛ ክፍል ተፈታኞች መልካም ዜና
ጥያቄዎችን የምታገኙበትን ምርጥ ቻናሎች ልጋብዛቹ ትወዳላቹ።
ጥያቄዎችን የምታገኙበትን ምርጥ ቻናሎች ልጋብዛቹ ትወዳላቹ።
some very common irregular verbs in English, categorized for easier understanding:
1. Forms where all three principal parts are different:
* be (am/is/are) - was/were - been
* do - did - done
* go - went - gone
* see - saw - seen
* eat - ate - eaten
* give - gave - given
* take - took - taken
* speak - spoke - spoken
* write - wrote - written
* drive - drove - driven
* break - broke - broken
* fall - fell - fallen
* grow - grew - grown
* know - knew - known
* throw - threw - thrown
* begin - began - begun
* drink - drank - drunk
* ring - rang - rung
* sing - sang - sung
* swim - swam - swum
2. Forms where the second and third principal parts are the same:
* have - had - had
* make - made - made
* say - said - said
* tell - told - told
* find - found - found
* get - got - got (*gotten* is also used in American English as the past participle of *get* in some contexts)
* hold - held - held
* keep - kept - kept
* leave - left - left
* lose - lost - lost
* meet - met - met
* sit - sat - sat
* sleep - slept - slept
* feel - felt - felt
* think - thought - thought
* bring - brought - brought
* buy - bought - bought
* catch - caught - caught
* teach - taught - taught
* fight - fought - fought
* seek - sought - sought
* hear - heard - heard
* read - read - read (pronounced /red/ in the past tense)
* lead - led - led
3. Forms where all three principal parts are the same:
* cut - cut - cut
* hit - hit - hit
* hurt - hurt - hurt
* let - let - let
* put - put - put
* set - set - set
* shut - shut - shut
* cost - cost - cost
* spread - spread - spread
These verbs are fundamental to English and appear very frequently in everyday conversation and writing. Learning their irregular forms is crucial for fluency.
1. Forms where all three principal parts are different:
* be (am/is/are) - was/were - been
* do - did - done
* go - went - gone
* see - saw - seen
* eat - ate - eaten
* give - gave - given
* take - took - taken
* speak - spoke - spoken
* write - wrote - written
* drive - drove - driven
* break - broke - broken
* fall - fell - fallen
* grow - grew - grown
* know - knew - known
* throw - threw - thrown
* begin - began - begun
* drink - drank - drunk
* ring - rang - rung
* sing - sang - sung
* swim - swam - swum
2. Forms where the second and third principal parts are the same:
* have - had - had
* make - made - made
* say - said - said
* tell - told - told
* find - found - found
* get - got - got (*gotten* is also used in American English as the past participle of *get* in some contexts)
* hold - held - held
* keep - kept - kept
* leave - left - left
* lose - lost - lost
* meet - met - met
* sit - sat - sat
* sleep - slept - slept
* feel - felt - felt
* think - thought - thought
* bring - brought - brought
* buy - bought - bought
* catch - caught - caught
* teach - taught - taught
* fight - fought - fought
* seek - sought - sought
* hear - heard - heard
* read - read - read (pronounced /red/ in the past tense)
* lead - led - led
3. Forms where all three principal parts are the same:
* cut - cut - cut
* hit - hit - hit
* hurt - hurt - hurt
* let - let - let
* put - put - put
* set - set - set
* shut - shut - shut
* cost - cost - cost
* spread - spread - spread
These verbs are fundamental to English and appear very frequently in everyday conversation and writing. Learning their irregular forms is crucial for fluency.