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| German | glucksen, gackern |
| French | glousser, caqueter |
| indicative present | indicative past tense |
| I cackle | I cackled |
| you cackle | you cackled |
| he/she/it cackles | he/she/it cackled |
| we cackle | we cackled |
| you cackle | you cackled |
| they cackle | they cackled |
| indicative present continuous | indicative present perfect |
| I am cackling | I have cackled |
| you are cackling | you have cackled |
| he/she/it is cackling | he/she/it has cackled |
| we are cackling | we have cackled |
| you are cackling | you have cackled |
| they are cackling | they have cackled |
| infinitive present | imperative present |
| to cackle | cackle |
| let's cackle | |
| cackle |
| active | passive | affirmation | negation | |
| Full form | contraction | answer | question |
A quick overview of the irregular English verbs you get in the table.
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