How To Conjugate The Verb “withdraw”?
Let’s delve into the conjugations of the irregular verb “withdraw” in different forms: the simple present third person, the present participle, the past simple, and the past participle.
Let’s start by defining the verb “withdraw.”
Understanding the Verb “withdraw.”
Definition
1. To remove something or take it away.
2. To take money out of an account.
3. To leave or cause to leave a place where a group of people are fighting or where they are based.
4. To stop taking part in an activity.
Examples
1. She withdrew her hand from his.
2. I withdrew five thousands dollars.
3. US forces withdrew from their largest base in northern Syria on Sunday.
4. The United States withdrew from talks on a protocol to enforce the 1972 Biological Weapons Convention.
Conjugation
Let’s conjugate the verb withdraw in different forms:
1. The Present Simple Third Person Singular
- withdraws
2. The Present Participle
- withdrawing
3. The Past Simple
- withdrew
4. The Past Participle
- withdrawn
Irregular Verb Pattern
– Verbs with ‘-ew’ in the past simple and ‘-wn’ in the past participle.
– Verbs like ‘grow, grew, grown’.
