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split

/splɪt/

divide into parts

Các dạng của động từ

Dạng nguyên

split

/splɪt/

Past Simple

split

Past Participle

split

Câu ví dụ

Dạng nguyên · split

We always split the bill between us.

Past Simple · split

Lightning split the old oak tree in half.
Did you split it before lunch?
I split it as soon as I possibly could.
We split it together earlier this week.

Past Participle · split

The band has split up after ten years.
She has just split the very same thing.
By the time we arrived, they had split everything.
We have never split anything quite like it.

Thì chính

Hiện tại đơn	Quá khứ đơn	Hiện tại hoàn thành
I split he / she / it splits	I split	I have split
Hiện tại tiếp diễn:I am splitting · he / she / it is splitting

Học thì dùng các dạng này:Bài học Past Simple →Bài học Present Perfect →

Hướng dẫn ngữ pháp

The verb "split" belongs to the AAA group — all three principal parts are identical: "split" / "split" / "split". The spelling never changes, whether you use it in the present tense, past simple, or as a past participle in a perfect or passive construction.

Use "split" in the present to describe habits, facts, or scheduled events: "We split the figures every quarter." The same form serves as the past simple for completed actions: "They split the budget before noon." With auxiliary verbs it functions as the past participle: "She has already split her quota." Because all three forms look the same, an auxiliary (have, has, had) or a past-time marker (yesterday, last year) provides the tense signal.

AAA verbs are mostly short, high-frequency words ending in -t or -d, such as cost, cut, hit, hurt, let, put, set, and spread. Because they never inflect, you only need to learn one spelling. The difficulty is that context — an auxiliary verb, a time adverb, or the surrounding narrative — must indicate which tense is intended.

Quick-reference rule: when "split" follows have, has, or had, it is acting as a past participle ("she has split the price twice"); when it follows did not or appears in a question with did, it is the infinitive in a past-tense structure ("did they split it correctly?"); in all other uses it is most likely present simple or a base-form infinitive.

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