English Irregular Verbs
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Few native speakers, even language teachers, would be sure of the past and participle forms of verbs on level 6 like rive (split, divide) or reave (disposses). This is because they are seldom used today outside of the Proficiency Exam.
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The VerbBusters scoring system has been adapted to give more weight to right answers and less to typing speed.
Under the new system, one point is awarded for each right answer on level one, two points on level two, three on level three and so on. Points are always awarded unless the help buttons are used.
If the cue language is English, one and a half points are awarded on level one, three on level two etc. To compensate, the list of verbs is longer for English: 205 as opposed to 173 for other languages.
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