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Basic of Veb [Infinitive, Participle]

Basic of verb
verbs1

A. Infinitive Verb [present]
    1. Bare Infinitive [bare / V1]
        Ex: Eat, speak, tell, etc.
    2. To Infinitive [to + bare / V1]
        Ex: to eat, to speak, to tell
    3. Additional Infinitive [bare / V1 + s/es]
        Ex: eats, speaks, tells
   Note:
    additional infinitive is using for third person [he/she/it]

B. Participle Verb
    1. Present Participle [bare / V1+ ing]
        Ex: eating, speaking, telling
    2. Past Participle [bare / V1 + d/ed]
        Ex: walked, worked, waited
        a. Past Regular [d/ed]
            Ex: walk -> walk(ed) -> walk(ed)
        b. Past Irregular [see oxford]
            Ex: eat -> ate -> eaten

Note:
V1 [bare] -> eat
V2 [Simple past] -> ate
V3 [Past Participle] -> eaten
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