Irregular verbs example: misunderstand, mow, overhear, overtake, pay

	present	past	past participle
* Could be conjugated as a regular verb
	misunderstand(misanderstánd)	misunderstood(misanderstúud)	misunderstood(misanderstúud)
	I thought Dr. Evans was your physician. I must havemisunderstood you.
	You misunderstood my intentions. I just want to help you.
	Don’t misunderstand Sarah—she is grateful for your assistance.
	mow (móu)	mowed (móud)	mown (móun)
	Our gardener mowed the lawn last week.
	I can feel the smell of grass. Dad must have mown the back yard.
	May I borrow your mower? I need to mow my lawn.
	overhear (ouverjíier)	overheard(ouverjérd)	overheard(ouverjérd)
	I overheard Mr. Gray saying that he had fire Edward.
	Let’s speak quietly so as not to be overheard.
	We sometimes overhear our neighbors arguing.
	overtake (ouvertéik)	overtook (ouvertúuk)	overtaken(ouvertéiken)
	You mustn’t overtake vehicles on a curve because it’s very dangerous.
	We had to brake because we were overtaken by a huge truck.
	Knowing that she might drown, desperation overtook her.
	pay (péi)	paid (péid)	paid (péid)
	How much did you pay for that car?
	The Smiths paid $400,000 for their new house.
	George doesn’t have enough money to pay for his debt.

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