Which of the following lists demonstrates various tenses of an irregular verb? A. I call, I called, I will call B. I walk, I walked, I will walk C. I go, I went, I will go D. I try, I tried, I will try

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User: Which of the following lists demonstrates various tenses of an irregular verb? A. I call, I called, I will call B. I walk, I walked, I will walk C. I go, I went, I will go D. I try, I tried, I will try

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"I go, I went, I will go" demonstrates various tenses of an irregular verb.

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