Lose Verb 3

Lose Verb 3. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English lose lose / luːz / S1 W1 verb (past tense and past participle lost / lɒst $ lɒːst /) 1 stop having attitude/quality etc [transitive] to stop having a particular attitude quality ability etc or to gradually have less of it → loss I’ve lost my appetite lose confidence/interest/hope etc The business community has lost confidence in the.

As a verb like generally refers to a fondness for something or someone I He was in some fear that if he could not bring about the King’s desires he was like to lose his favor (Gilbert Burnet 1679 History of the Reformation of the Church of England) As a colloquial quotative Like is sometimes used colloquially as a quotative to introduce a quotation or impersonation This is.

Irregular Verbs Quiz 1 ESL Quizzes EnglishClub

Download this irregular verb list in PDF REGULAR VERBS IRREGULAR VERBS Base Form / Past Simple / Past Participle Verb / Verb + ed / Verb + ed work / worked / worked Verbs ending in ‘Y’ Verb / Verb + ied / Verb + ied study / studied / studied These are ALL different! Please see below and memorize them! V1 Base Form of Verb V2 Past Simple V3 Past Participle be (is amare).

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Verb 1 lose fail to keep or to maintain cease to have either physically or in an abstract sense “She lost her purse when she left it unattended on her seat” whiteout whiteout lose daylight visibility in heavy fog snow or rain sleep off get rid of by sleeping “sleep off a hangover” keep hold on retain possession of “Can I keep my old stuffed animals?” “She kept her maiden.

lose meaning of lose in Longman Dictionary of

Choose the correct form of the verb in each sentence 1 Have you _____ your lost dog yet? find found a) find b) found 2 She spoke too softly I couldn’t _____ her hear heard a) hear b) heard 3 But we heard everything she _____ say said a) say b) said 4 We went shopping and I _____ a new pair of jeans buy bought a) buy b) bought 5 Did you _____ well last night? sleep slept a.