Give the principle parts of the verb below. present: freeze past: present participle: past participle:

The past principle is froze, the present participle is freezing, and the last one, past participle is frozen.

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Present: Freeze

Past: Froze

Present Particple: Freezing

Past Participle: Frozen

Explanation:

Past: Regular past tense verbs end in -ed.  However, the past tense of the verb freeze is irregular. This is why the past tense of the word freeze is froze. Example- The popsicles froze in the freezer last night.

Present Participle: The present participle is a participle that end in -ing. Example- I am freezing.

Past Participle: Usually, the past particple is the verb with an -ed ending (like the past tense). However, freeze is again irregular.

Example-The ice cream is frozen.

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