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| Form | Name | Example in English | Gujarati Meaning | |------|------|--------------------|------------------| | V1 | Base Form (Present) | Eat | ખાવું (Khāvuṁ) | | V2 | Past Simple | Ate | ખાધું (Khādhūṁ) | | V3 | Past Participle | Eaten | ખાઈ ચૂક્યો (Khāī cūkyo) |

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| V1 (Base) | V2 (Past) | V3 (Part.) | Gujarati Meaning | |-----------|-----------|------------|------------------| | Be | Was/Were | Been | હોવું (Hovuṁ) | | Begin | Began | Begun | શરૂ કરવું (Śarū karavuṁ) | | Break | Broke | Broken | તોડવું (Toḍavuṁ) | | Bring | Brought | Brought | લાવવું (Lāvavuṁ) | | Buy | Bought | Bought | ખરીદવું (Kharīdavuṁ) | | Choose | Chose | Chosen | પસંદ કરવું (Pasaṁd karavuṁ) | | Come | Came | Come | આવવું (Āvavuṁ) | | Do | Did | Done | કરવું (Karavuṁ) | | Drink | Drank | Drunk | પીવું (Pīvuṁ) | | Eat | Ate | Eaten | ખાવું (Khāvuṁ) | | Fall | Fell | Fallen | પડવું (Paḍavuṁ) | | Fly | Flew | Flown | ઉડવું (Uḍavuṁ) | | Go | Went | Gone | જવું (Javuṁ) | | Know | Knew | Known | જાણવું (Jāṇavuṁ) | | See | Saw | Seen | જોવું (Jovuṁ) | | Sing | Sang | Sung | ગાવું (Gāvuṁ) | | Speak | Spoke | Spoken | બોલવું (Bolavuṁ) | | Take | Took | Taken | લેવું (Levuṁ) | | Write | Wrote | Written | લખવું (Lakhavuṁ) | Tip: Group verbs by pattern (e.g., Sing-Sang-Sung, Ring-Rang-Rung) to memorize faster. Regular verbs simply add “-ed” or “-d” to form V2 and V3. These are easier to learn. Here is an extended list: