Conjugations of Common English Verbs

What follows is 150 or so of the most common verbs in English. I've listed the entire conjugation paradigm for each verb and organized them into groups based on the pattern they follow.

Regular '-ed' Verbs:
Bare	Present	Progressive	Past	Perfective
act	acts	acting	acted
add	adds	adding	added
agree	agrees	agreeing	agreed
allow	allows	allowing	allowed
answer	answers	answering	answers
ask	asks	asking	asked
believe	believes	believing	believed
borrow	borrows	borrowing	borrowed
brush	brushes	brushing	brushed
burn	burns	burning	burned*
call	calls	calling	called
care	cares	caring	cared
carry	carries	carrying	carried
change	changes	changing	changed
check	checks	checking	checked
cheer	cheers	cheering	cheered
chew	chews	chewing	chewed
chop	chops	chopping	chopped
clean	cleans	cleaning	cleaned
clear	clears	clearing	cleared
close	closes	closing	closed
count	counts	counting	counted
cross	crosses	crossing	crossed
decide	decides	deciding	decided
die	dies	dying	died
disagree	disagrees	disagreeing	disagreed
dress	dresses	dressing	dressed
drop	drops	dropping	dropped
explain	explains	explaining	explained
face	faces	facing	faced
figure	figures	figuring	figured
fill	fills	filling	filled
finish	finishes	finishing	finished
fix	fixes	fixing	fixed
follow	follows	following	followed
hand	hands	handing	handed
happen	happens	happening	happened
help	helps	helping	helped
joke	jokes	joking	joked
jump	jumps	jumping	jumped
lay	lays	laying	laid
learn	learns	learning	learned*
lie	lies	lying	lied
like	likes	liking	liked
listen	listens	listening	listened
live	lives	living	lived
look	looks	looking	looked
mix	mixes	mixing	mixed
move	moves	moving	moved
name	names	naming	named
need	needs	needing	needed
nod	nods	nodding	nodded
occur	occurs	occurring	occurred
open	opens	opening	opened
order	orders	ordering	ordered
own	owns	owning	owned
pass	passes	passing	passed
pay	pays	paying	paid
pick	picks	picking	picked
play	plays	playing	played
point	points	pointing	pointed
present	presents	presenting	presented
promise	promises	promising	promised
pull	pulls	pulling	pulled
remember	remembers	remembering	remembered
rule	rules	ruling	ruled
save	saves	saving	saved
seem	seems	seeming	seemed
settle	settles	settling	settled
slow	slows	slowing	slowed
spell	spells	spelling	spelled*
start	starts	starting	started
stay	stays	staying	stayed
stop	stops	stopping	stopped
study	studies	studying	studied
suggest	suggests	suggesting	suggested
talk	talks	talking	talked
tie	ties	tying	tied
tire	tires	tiring	tired
touch	touches	touching	touched
travel	travels	traveling*	traveled*
try	tries	trying	tried
turn	turns	turning	turned
use	uses	using	used
wait	waits	waiting	waited
walk	walks	walking	walked
want	want	wanting	wanted
wash	washes	washing	washed
watch	watches	watching	watched
wipe	wipes	wiping	wiped
work	works	working	worked
worry	worries	worrying	worried
Variations:
Bare	Present	Progressive	Past	Perfective
have	has	having	had
hear	hears	hearing	heard
make	makes	making	made
say	says	saying	said
sell	sells	selling	sold
tell	tells	telling	told
Verbs Taking a Short Vowel and '-t':
Bare	Present	Progressive	Past	Perfective
cost	costs	costing	cost
cut	cuts	cutting	cut
feel	feels	feeling	felt
hit	hits	hitting	hit
keep	keeps	keeping	kept
lead	leads	leading	led
leave	leaves	leaving	left
let	lets	letting	let
light	lights	lighting	lit*
lose	loses	losing	lost
mean	means	meaning	meant
meet	meets	meeting	met
put	puts	putting	put
read	reads	reading	read
send	sends	sending	sent
set	sets	setting	set
shut	shuts	shutting	shut
sleep	sleeps	sleeping	slept
spend	spends	spending	spent
Variations:
Bare	Present	Progressive	Past	Perfective
bring	brings	bringing	brought
buy	buys	buying	bought
catch	catches	catching	caught
think	thinks	thinking	thought
Two-Way Vowel Change:
Bare	Present	Progressive	Past	Perfective
find	finds	finding	found
hang	hangs	hanging	hung
hold	holds	holding	held
sit	sits	sitting	sat
stick	sticks	sticking	stuck
win	wins	winning	won
Variations:
Bare	Present	Progressive	Past	Perfective
stand	stands	standing	stood
understand	understands	understanding	understood
Three-Way Vowel Change:
Bare	Present	Progressive	Past	Perfective
become	becomes	becoming	became	become
begin	begins	beginning	began	begun
do	does	doing	did	done
come	comes	coming	came	come
ring	rings	ringing	rang	rung
run	runs	running	ran	run
Vowel Change with Past Form plus '-en':
Bare	Present	Progressive	Past	Perfective
break	breaks	breaking	broke	broken
forget	forgets	forgetting	forgot	forgotten
get	gets	getting	got	gotten*
lie	lies	lying	lay	lain
speak	speaks	speaking	spoke	spoken
tear	tears	tearing	tore	torn
wake	wakes	waking	woke	woken
wear	wears	wearing	wore	worn
Vowel Change with Bare Form plus '-en':
Bare	Present	Progressive	Past	Perfective
blow	blows	blowing	blew	blown
draw	draws	drawing	drew	drawn
eat	eats	eating	ate	eaten
fall	falls	falling	fell	fallen
give	gives	giving	gave	given
grow	grows	growing	grew	grown
know	knows	knowing	knew	known
see	sees	seeing	saw	seen
take	takes	taking	took	taken
throw	throws	throwing	threw	thrown
Variations:
Bare	Present	Progressive	Past	Perfective
drive	drives	driving	drove	driven
fly	flies	flying	flew	flown
go	goes	going	went	gone
show	shows	showing	showed	shown
write	writes	writing	wrote	written

* Several forms listed here vary by region. In all cases, I've given the most standard forms for American English.