Verbs start with D

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Verb Starting with D


Base formSimple present tense

(3rd person singular)

Present participle

(Continuous tense )

Simple past tensePast participle

(Perfect tense)

DigDigsDiggingDugDug
DrinkDrinksDrinkingDrankDrunk 
DrawDrawsDrawingDrewDrawn
DirectDirectsDirectingDirectedDirected
DevoteDevotesDevoting DevotedDevoted
DieDiesDying DiedDied
DrownDrownsDrowningDrowned Drowned 
DreamDreamsDreamingDreamtDreamt
DealDealsDealing Dealt Dealt 
DwellDwellsDwellingDwelt Dwelt 
DryDriesDrying DriedDried 
DefeatDefeatsDefeating Defeated  Defeated 
DriveDrivesDriving DroveDriven
DareDaresDaring Dared Dared
DealDealsDealing

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