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Can you give me some examples of irregular verb that change the vowel?

Here are some examples of irregular verbs that change the vowel in their past tense and past participle forms:

Verb | Past Tense | Past Participle

------- | -------- | --------

begin | began | begun

break | broke | broken

choose | chose | chosen

come | came | come

do | did | done

eat | ate | eaten

fall | fell | fallen

fly | flew | flown

give | gave | given

go | went | gone

have | had | had

know | knew | known

lie (to recline) | lay | lain

ride | rode | ridden

see | saw | seen

sing | sang | sung

speak | spoke | spoken

swim | swam | swum

take | took | taken

tear | tore | torn

write | wrote | written

Note: Some verbs also change the vowel in their present participle form (ending in "-ing"). For example:

* sing - singing

* write - writing

These are just a few examples, and there are many more irregular verbs in the English language. It's helpful to learn these verbs by memorizing them, as they don't follow regular patterns.

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