What are the three forms of freeze?

What are the three forms of freeze? Three forms of freeze refer to principal parts of irregular verb freeze. Base form or infinitive is freeze, as in to freeze, water will freeze. Past tense form is froze, as in water froze overnight, yesterday it froze. Past participle form is frozen, as in water has frozen, the lake is frozen, used with have, has, had, or as adjective. So three forms are freeze, froze, frozen. For example, present, I freeze water, past, I froze water yesterday, past participle, I have frozen water before. The -ing form is freezing, present participle. Freeze is irregular verb, does not add -ed. So three main forms are freeze present, froze past simple, frozen past participle. These are used in sentences like it will freeze tonight, it froze last night, it has frozen over.