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Hi, what are the past participle eg Tom has drunk his coffee. and the past of drink? eg Tom drank his coffee.
- Hi, what are the past participle eg Tom has drunk his coffee.
- and the past of drink?
- eg Tom drank his coffee.
- Clive
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Hi,
what are the past participle eg Tom has drunk his coffee.
and the past of drink? eg Tom drank his coffee.
Clive
what are the past participle eg Tom has drunk his coffee.
and the past of drink? eg Tom drank his coffee.
Clive
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one conjugates the verb to drink as: drink, drank, drunk.
Therefore, it is:
I drink today.
I drank yesterday.
I have drunk every day this week.
I will possibly drink tomorrow.
I won't elaborate on the rest of the complete conujugation, as I believe you can take it from here!
Therefore, it is:
I drink today.
I drank yesterday.
I have drunk every day this week.
I will possibly drink tomorrow.
I won't elaborate on the rest of the complete conujugation, as I believe you can take it from here!
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drink
past simple drank
past participle drunk
be careful when you pronounce 'drunk' it rhymes with punk, funk, junk, hunk, the vowel sound in IPA is the little hat /\ like that.
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past simple drank
past participle drunk
be careful when you pronounce 'drunk' it rhymes with punk, funk, junk, hunk, the vowel sound in IPA is the little hat /\ like that.
English classes with HC London!
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The past is drank and the past participle is drunk.
It is like
ring rang rung
sing sang sung
sink sank sunk
It is like
ring rang rung
sing sang sung
sink sank sunk
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