You can’t go wrong with this class of irregular verbs. All three principle parts (present, simple past, and past participle) are spelled the same and, with the exception of the verb to read, pronounced the same.
NOTES:
1. The verb “read” is pronounced with a long e vowel in the present, and with a short e sound in the two past forms.
2. The verb “bid” in this list is the one used in card playing, as in “I bid three hearts.” “Bid’ in the sense of “command” has the forms bid, bade, (have) bidden.
3. The past participle is used with the helping verbs has and had, as well as with have.
PRESENT TENSE
beat
bet
bed
broadcast
burst
cast
cost
cut
dwell
fit
forecast
hit
let
put
quit
read
rid
set
shed
shut
slit
thrust
upset
SIMPLE PAST
beat
bet
bid
broadcast
burst
cast
cost
cut
dwelt
fit
forecast
hit
let
put
quit
read
rid
set
shed
shut
slit
thrust
upset
PAST PARTICIPLE
(have) beaten
(have) bet
(have) bidden
(have) broadcast
(have) burst
(have) cast
(have) cost
(have) cut
(have) dwelt
(have) fit
(have) forecast
(have) hit
(have) let
(have) put
(have) quit
(have) read
(have) ridden
(have) set
(have) shed
(have) shut
(have) slit
(have) thrust
(have) upset
