Begin V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 , Past Tense, Past Participle Form of Begin

Begin V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 has five different forms: base form V1, past tense V2, past participle V3, present perfect V4, and present perfect participle V5 form. What is the meaning of the verb begin? How to conjugate verbs in English with begin? Example sentences about the verb begin? What are the synonyms and antonyms of the verb begin?

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Meaning of Begin

Begin is a word that means to start something new or to begin an activity.

In terms of writing, the word “begin” has many different meanings and definitions. It can mean to start a new paragraph, to begin a new sentence, or it can mean “to be about to,” “to be about,” or “to have just.”

Begin V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 Form

Base Form Begin (V1)	begin
Past Form Begin (V2)	began
Past Participle Form Begin (V3)	begun
s / es/ ies Begin (V4)	begins
‘ing’ form Begin (V5)	beginning

Begin of Past Simple V2

What is the Past Tense of  begin V2 ? The past tense of begin V2 is “began “.

Begin of Past Participle V3

What is the Past Participle of begin V3? The past participle of begin V3 is “begun “.

Conjugation of Begin V1 V2 V3 V4 V5

Conjugation table: Begin
Number	Singular
Present Simple of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	begin	begin	begins
	Plural
	We	You	They
	begin	begin	begin
Present Continuous of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	am beginning	are beginning	is beginning
	Plural
	We	You	They
	are beginning	are beginning	are beginning
Present Perfect of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	have begun	have begun	has begun
	Plural
	We	You	They
	have begun	have begun	have begun
Present Perfect Continuous of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	have been beginning	have been beginning	has been beginning
	Plural
	We	You	They
	have been beginning	have been beginning	have been beginning
Past Simple of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	began	began	began
	Plural
	We	You	They
	began	began	began
Past Continuous of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	was beginning	were beginning	was beginning
	Plural
	We	You	They
	were beginning	were beginning	were beginning
Past Perfect of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	had begun	had begun	had begun
	Plural
	We	You	They
	had begun	had begun	had begun
Past Perfect Continuous of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	had been beginning	had been beginning	had been beginning
	Plural
	We	You	They
	had been beginning	had been beginning	had been beginning
Future Simple of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	will/shall begin	will/shall begin	will/shall begin
	Plural
	We	You	They
	will/shall begin	will/shall begin	will/shall begin
Future Continuous of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	will/shall be beginning	will/shall be beginning	will/shall be beginning
	Plural
	We	You	They
	will/shall be beginning	will/shall be beginning	will/shall be beginning
Future Perfect of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	will/shall have begun	will/shall have begun	will/shall have begun
	Plural
	We	You	They
	will/shall have begun	will/shall have begun	will/shall have begun
Future Perfect Continuous of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	will/shall have been beginning	will/shall have been beginning	will/shall have been beginning
	Plural
	We	You	They
	will/shall have been beginning	will/shall have been beginning	will/shall have been beginning
Conditional Present of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	would begin	would begin	would begin
	Plural
	We	You	They
	would begin	would begin	would begin
Conditional Perfect of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	would have begun	would have begun	would have begun
	Plural
	We	You	They
	would have begun	would have begun	would have begun
Conditional Present Continuous of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	would be beginning	would be beginning	would be beginning
	Plural
	We	You	They
	would be beginning	would be beginning	would be beginning
Conditional Perfect Continuous of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	would have been beginning	would have been beginning	would have been beginning
	Plural
	We	You	They
	would have been beginning	would have been beginning	would have been beginning
Present Subjunctive of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	begin	begin	begin
	Plural
	We	You	They
	begin	begin	begin
Past Subjunctive of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	began	began	began
	Plural
	We	You	They
	began	began	began
Past Perfect Subjunctive of begin	I	You	She/He/It
	had begun	had begun	had begun
	Plural
	We	You	They
	had begun	had begun	had begun
Imperative of begin	I	You	She/He/It
		begin
	Plural
	We	You	They
	Let’s begin	begin

Begin V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 Example Sentences

In this section, we will learn about begin sentence examples.

Example:

+ The lesson will begin at 7.00 AM tomorrow.

+ She began falling in love with him when he helped her with the hard exercises.

+ He began to love her when meeting her in the teacher’s wedding.

+ Residents in this city begin to move away because of the polluted environment.

+ It begins raining when July comes.

Synonym of Begin

Synonym of the begin word list. Here are a variety of words whose meaning is nearly the synonym of begin:

• start
• commence
• undertake
• initiate
• inaugurate
• instigate
• embark on
• get going
• institute
• kick off

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Opposite of Begin, Antonyms of Begin

The opposite of the begin word list. Here are some words that have nearly the antonyms meaning as begin.

• finish
• finalise
• accomplish
• consummate
• achieve
• fulfil
•  complete
• conclude
• close
• end

Some Questions About Begin V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 (Verb)

What is a V2 of begin?

->The V2 version of the verb ‘ begin ‘ is ‘ began ‘.

What is a V3 of begin?

->The V3 version of the verb ‘ begin ‘ is ‘ begun ‘.

What is the v1 v2 v3 form of begin?

V1 Base Form	V2 Past Simple	V3 Past Participle
begin	began	begun

What is the V2 and v3 form of begin?

->The V2 and V3 form of begin is ‘ began and begun ‘.

What is the V4 of begin?

->The V4 version of the verb ‘begin’ is ‘ begins ‘.

What is the V5 of begin?

->The V5 version of the verb ‘begin’ is ‘ beginning ‘.

Conclusion

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