Present to Past Participle forms of verbs-1

Some present to past participle forms of verbs are given below

Present tense	Past tense	Past Participle
arise	arose	arisen
awake	awoke	awoken
abide	abode	abode
bear	bore	borne
bear	bore	born
beget	begot	begotten
bid	bade / bid	bidden
begin	began	begun
beat	beat	beaten
bite	bit	bitten  / bit
behold	beheld	beheld
bind	bound	bound
break	broke	broken
become	became	become
blow	blew	blown
choose	chose	chosen
come	came	come
do	did	done
dig	dug	dug
drive	drove	driven
drink	drank	drunk
draw	drew	drawn
eat	ate	eaten
fall	fell	fallen
fly	flew	flown
fight	fought	fought
forsake	forsook	forsaken
forget	forgot	forgotten
freeze	froze	frozen
forbid	forbade	forbidden
fling	flung	flung
go	went	gone
give	gave	given
get	got	Got / gotten
melt	melted	melted
owe	owed	owed
play	played	played
spend	spent	spent
pay	paid	paid
seek	sought	sought
sell	sold	sold
stop	stopped	stopped

On The Way At Night

One day a man went to the market. He bought many things so it became too late to come back home.  It became a dark night. His house was far from the market. There was no familiar person who could accompany him at the time of returning home. So, he had to begin to come alone. There was a jungle on the way to his house to be crossed. When he came near the jungle he came across a strange man sitting on the branch of a tree in that dark night.  He became afraid of that man.  He asked him who he was and why he was sitting there. But the man did not reply to his question.  He just told him, “ I live near the jungle and have come here to do some work. “
Then the man started to go forward without lengthening his words. Suddenly he guesses that someone is following him. He could hear some strange sounds but he could not see anything around him. The man was somewhat timid so he became frightened. Again all on a sudden he saw another strange woman weeping under a big tree. As the night was dark he could not see her face properly. He asked why she was weeping. She replied that she lost her little child in that jungle. She searched a lot but she could not get. The man wanted to help her find out her child. The woman looked at him strangely.

The man goes forward after a few minutes he noticed the woman was not with him. For this reason he grew more afraid. When he came at the middle of the way, he saw that strange man and woman were eating the flesh of a dead child. Seeing him they looked at him in terrible and bloody eyes.  They began to giggle in fearful way and told, “We are waiting for you, and today you will die at our hands and we will eat your flesh.” They commenced to approach him in gaping eyes.

The man became more frightened and began to tremble in fear by seeing so much terrible scenery in that lonely, creepy jungle and thought him to face the last day of his life. But he tried to escape and started to run. The ghosts ran after him with full speed. At last the man reached a village near to that jungle and met a young man on the way and told him everything. Then he took the man to his house. The two ghosts could not get reach of him so they came back to the jungle. Thus the man was saved from the hands of ghosts. After that night he never turned to the way of that jungle alone at night.

Lailatul Qadar

                    Lailatul Qadar
27th night, in the month of Ramadan is supposed to be the most lucky and glorious night for all the Muslim ummah and thought to be better than 1000 nights. This night is called ‘Lailatul qadar’ the Arabic word. According to the holy Quran, if any person worships Allah, the creator, in this night, he or she will be given the virtue of 1000 nights. Tonight is thought to be that blessing night for all the human beings.  So we should say prayers the whole of this night for sake of getting the favour of almighty Allah. May Allah grant our wish in this night.

Death is The Rule of Nature

There is nobody who can deny death. It is inevitable for all the living beings that is unavoidable. We, the human beings, forget the boundary of our existence. We forget the most remarkable truth that we have to die or we can die at any time, any moment. Each and every living being is mortal. We earn money for the sake of living on earth comfortably, for our beloveds and for our children. At the time of gaining the materials for living we should be on the right track. But most of us forget what is right and what is wrong? Allah has sent us not only to earn money and live comfortably but also to test through our daily activities done by thinking with the knowledge that has been given to us by him. We are always emerged into earning and trying to be richer than the others. We hanker after the high positions in the family, in the society, in the office, in the state and if possible in the world.  It may be legally or illegally, it doesn’t matter at all. We are running after money but we forget that at the time of our running the motion of the wheels of our lives may stop. We forget the most inevitable truth ‘Death’ that is running after us like breath. It is nearer to us even nearer than our heart. We cannot imagine what is waiting for us in the next time. It is always with us. It is the shadow of life that we cannot see or feel. We are trying to grab everything that actually doesn’t want us. We have become mad even the maddest one for gaining the power of all on earth. If we don’t get anything easily we attempt to obtain it by killing or oppressing others or by force. After gaining the intended objects we boast of our merits. We think that we will live here on earth permanently no decay will touch us even some of us try to betray the brutal truth death and then they try their level best defeat it and start their new invention to win the death to be immortal. But we should think that all of our toils may be smashed within the blinking of our eyes. Death is the rule of nature. Nobody can break this rule. There is nobody who can escape it. So we should think of it at least 20 times, if possible more than this. If we think of death the scale of sins will be moderately slight. We should be prepared for facing it with full preparation according to the rules of the holy Quran so that we can have peace after embracing this best friend ‘death.’ I am saying, ‘Death is the best friend’, yes, because everybody can avoid us when we need, but it will never give up our company. It will take us away to the particular destination where we must go when it will be the perfect time. May Allah give us away that sense of death, power of tolerance, courage and mental strength to hug the unavoidable truth ‘death’ in our lives.