340 Verbs - B - Main Verbs

Sep 20, 2026

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A vocabulary list organized into main verbs and grouped by grammatical forms. Verbs in base form are presented alongside their past tense forms, past participles, plural or -s/-es/-ies conjugations, and -ing forms. The content spans multiple verb families beginning with “baa, babble, baby-sit, back, backbite, backfire, backpack, badger, baffle, bag, bail, bake, balance, ballast, ballot, ballyhoo, ban, banish, bank, bankrupt” and continues through “bar-” verbs, including one-page style conjugation tables.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages403

Reading Time16 h 56 min

AccessFree to download

Main Verbs

Past Tense forms

Past Participles

s / es/ ies forms

ing-forms

340 Verbs: B Main Verbs (1) baa babble baby baby-sit back backbite backfire backpack backslap backslide backspace badger baffle bag bail bait bake balance bale ballast ballot ballyhoo ban band bandage bandy banish bank bankrupt Past Tense forms (2) baaed babbled babied baby-sat backed backbit backfired backpacked backslapped backslid backspaced badgered baffled bagged bailed baited baked balanced baled ballasted balloted ballyhooed banned banded bandaged bandied banished banked bankrupted Past Participles (3) baaed babbled babied baby-sat backed backbitten backfired backpacked backslapped backslid backspaced badgered baffled bagged bailed baited baked balanced baled ballasted balloted ballyhooed banned banded bandaged bandied banished banked bankrupted s / es/ ies forms (4) baas babbles babies baby-sits backs backbites backfires backpacks backslaps backslides backspaces badgers baffles bags bails baits bakes balances bales ballasts ballots ballyhoos bans bands bandages bandies banishes banks bankrupts ing-forms (5) baaing babbling babying baby-sitting backing backbiting backfiring backpacking backslapping backsliding backspacing badgering baffling bagging bailing baiting baking balancing baling ballasting balloting ballyhooing banning banding bandaging bandying banishing banking bankrupting banquet banter baptize bar barb barbarize barbeque barber bard bare barf bargain barge bark barrack barrage barrel barricade barter base bash bask basset bat batch bate bath bathe batten batter battle baulk bawl banqueted bantered baptized barred barbed barbarized barbequed barbered barded bared barfed bargained barged barked barracked barraged barrelled barricaded bartered based bashed basked basseted batted batched bated bathed bathed battened battered battled baulked bawled banqueted bantered baptized barred barbed barbarized barbequed barbered barded bared barfed bargained barged barked barracked barraged barrelled barricaded bartered based bashed basked basseted batted batched bated bathed bathed battened battered battled baulked bawled banquets banters baptizes bars barbs barbarizes barbeques barbers bards bared barfs bargains barges barks barracks barrages barrels barricades barters bases bashes basks bassets bats batches bates baths bathes battens batters battles baulks bawls banqueting bantering baptizing barring barbing barbarizing barbequing barbering barding baring barfing bargaining barging barking barracking barraging barrelling barricading bartering basing bashing basking basseting batting batching bating bathing bathing battening battering battling baulking bawling bay bayonet be(am/are) beach beacon bead beam bear beat beatify beautify beckon becloud become bed bedaub bedeck bedevil bedew bedim bedizen beep befit befog befool befoul beg beget beggar begin behave behead bejewel bayed bayoneted was/were beached beaconed beaded beamed bore beat beatified beautified beckoned beclouded became bedded bedaubed bedecked bedevilled bedewed bedimmed bedizened beeped befitted befogged befooled befouled begged begot beggared began behaved beheaded bejewelled bayed bayoneted been beached beaconed beaded beamed born/borne beaten beatified beautified beckoned beclouded become bedded bedaubed bedecked bedevilled bedewed bedimmed bedizened beeped befit

FAQs

How is the verb information organized in this list?

Each verb is shown with its main/base form and then grouped by grammatical categories such as past tense, past participles, s/es/ies conjugations, and ing forms.

What grammatical forms are included for the verbs?

The list includes main verbs, past tense forms, past participles, s/es/ies forms, and ing-forms.

Does the document focus on a specific section of verbs?

Yes. It is specifically labeled for the “B” section and begins with verbs starting with themes like “baa/babble/baby-sit,” “back-,” “badger/baffle/bag/bail/bake,” and then moves into “bar-” verbs.

Sep 20, 2026

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