Is the word "write" an example of a(n) regular verb, irregular verb, a past participle or a present participle? English Grammar Parts of Speech Verbs 1 Answer Daniel L. Aug 23, 2016 It is an irregular verb. Seee explanation. Explanation: Write is a present form of the verb. Its Past Simple is wrote, its Past Participle is written. As neither Past Simple nor Past {Participle ends with -ed you see it is an irregular verb. Answer link Related questions What are linking verbs, helping verbs, and action verbs? How are they different? What's the difference between a verb and an action verb? What is a passive verb? What are some examples? What is a linking verb? Is "is" a verb? What is a verb tense shift? What is a compound verb and some examples? What is the definition of an action verb? What's the difference between a verb, adverb, and adjective? What is a verb phrase? See all questions in Verbs Impact of this question 13187 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License