Regular Verbs That Start with E and End with T

Explore 96 verified English regular verbs starting with E and ending with T, including Effect, Expect, Exist, Exact, Exit, Experiment and Export. Sort these standard action words that form past tense with -ed by word length for past-tense conjugation practice and ESL verb drills below, or review -ed spelling and pronunciation patterns in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with ED
1 words
edit
Starts with EF
1 words
effect
Starts with EG
1 words
egest
Starts with EJ
1 words
eject
elect
elicit
electrodeposit
elt
emit
empocket
embright
empest
emunct
empacket
enact
enlist
entrust
encrypt
enchant
entreat
encrust
engraft
enroot
entwist
encyst
enlight
enspirit
englut
endart
enheart
enchest
enforest
enmist
enturret
enregiment
ensaint
entalent
envault
erect
erupt
eruct
ert
erept
escort
escheat
estreat
escot
evict
evert
evomit
expect
except
exist
exact
exit
experiment
export
exhibit
extract
exploit
exhaust
exempt
exert
excerpt
exalt
extort
exult
exhort
explant
exposit
exsect
extrospect
extruct
exsert

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