Particular irregular verbs

Question 1

bear/bore/borne

Answer 1

Bear, bore, borne
Bear means to tolerate something, usually something that you dislike. It is most commonly used in the expression can’t bear. The past form is bore and the -ed form is borne:

I can’t bear so much football on television.

She has borne all her problems with great courage.

The verb bear is sometimes used to describe the act of giving birth. It is most commonly used in the past tense and in rather formal situations. Have is more common when talking about giving birth:

She bore twelve children in twenty-two years. (or, more commonly, She had twelve children …)

Question 2

bend/bent/bent

Answer 2

1) (make curved)
2) (person: lean down)
3) (road/river: curve)

Question 3

breed/bred/bred

Answer 3

animals/plants

a) procreate
b) raise livestock
The farmer breeds sheep and cows.
c) (mate two animals/make reproduce) far accoppiare⇒
This female horse was bred with a male donkey, and she gave birth to a mule.

Question 4

cast/cast/cast

Answer 4

to throw forth; to choose a performer or assign the parts of a dramatic production to actors

Question 5

cling (klin) / clung (klon) /clung

Answer 5

to hold together; to adhere as if glued firmly

stringersi a /attaccarsi a
incollarsi a (also figurative: be faithful)

Question 6

clothe/clad/clad (kled)

Answer 6

to provide someone with clothes; to put clothes on your body