Verb of the Day # 46 - Win | Three Forms of Win

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Verb of the Day # 46 - Win

       Three Forms of Win 🏆 ⬇️









Rule: 

Replace  '-i- ' of 'win' with  '-o-' to make the 2nd & 3rd form 'won'.


Remember : 

Its 2nd and 3rd forms are same.

 win- won- won


Sentence:

Let's win this game.

India won the match.

I have won the first prize.


Task for you: 

Frame a sentence using the verb 'win'.



Happy Learning!



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