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Base Form of Verbs
 
Base Form of Verbs

In this lesson you will learn the definition of base form of verbs and study examples of base form of verbs.
Base Form of Verbs Definition
  • The base form of a verb is:
  • also called the basic form or the verb root
  • the form that is found in dictionaries
  • the same as the infinitive verb form without the "to"
  • The verb "to be" is an exception
Base Form of Verbs Examples
  • I usually eat my food with chopsticks.
  • This weekend I have to paint my house.
  • She would like to make breakfast now.
  • I like to go for a walk in the park.
  • I eat breakfast every day.
  • Occasionally, I need to run to school.
  • I like to talk to my friends at the coffee shop.
  • I like to walk at the park.
 
 
 
 
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