Special collection of verbs.

[man of manners]

Hi!
Can anyone provide examples of verbs that is an infinitive and a past form of another verb in the same time, of course, with a different meaning?
Ex: Find Found [past form] Found
Found [infinitive] Founded Founded

Thanks in advance!

 

[GoesStation]

Lay is another one.

 

[Raymott]

Past Tenses (and present):
bound, ground, wound (with a change in pronunciation); saw, weed, fell ...

 

[man of manners]

Past Tenses (and present):
bound, ground, wound (with a change in pronunciation); saw, weed, fell ...

I did not find "weed" as a past form of any verb. Can you tell me its infinitive?

 

[Rover_KE]

'to wee' (to urinate). [link]

 

[man of manners]

Any other suggestions?

 

[Tdol]

see/saw/seen
saw/sawed/sawed or sawn

 

[GoesStation]

"I picked up my hammer and saw. "

Pronounced the same but spelled differently: flew/flu/flue.

 

[man of manners]

see/saw/seen
saw/sawed/sawed or sawn

This one has been mentioned by Raymott. Please, can you provide another one?

 

[Raymott]

Pronounced the same but spelled differently: flew/flu/flue.

Are flu and flue verbs?

 

[man of manners]

Are flu and flue verbs?

No, he did not mean only verbs. He gave just words, not necessarily verbs, as an additional piece of information.

 

[Tdol]

This one has been mentioned by Raymott.

I missed that in his list.