What is the first second and third form of Hold

Base Form (First Form): Hold
Simple Past (Second Form): Held
Past Participle (Third Form): Held

BASE FORM ( FIRST FORM ) : Hold

1. I hold the baby gently in my arms.
2. Dogs hold toys in their mouths.
3. We hold hands while walking in the park.
4. Can you hold the door open for me?
5. The gymnast can hold a difficult pose.
6. She will hold a meeting later today.
7. The branches hold the weight of the fruit.
8. The magnet can hold metal objects.
9. They hold a banner during the parade.
10. The musician can hold a long note.

Past Simple ( Second Form ) : Held

1. Yesterday, I held a fragile vase.
2. The officer held the suspect in custody.
3. He held a candle during the blackout.
4. The teacher held a class discussion.
5. The athlete held the record for years.
6. The pilot held the plane steady.
7. She held a protest sign at the rally.
8. The chef held a cooking demonstration.
9. They held a ceremony to honor the hero.
10. The conductor held the baton with precision.

Past Participle ( Third Form ) : Held

1. The document has been held securely.
2. The event has been widely held.
3. The belief has been strongly held.
4. The keys have been held by the manager.
5. The position has been traditionally held.
6. The meeting has been routinely held.
7. The tradition has been long held.
8. The data has been securely held.
9. The view has been widely held.
10. The record has been consistently held.

Present Participle/Gerund : Holding

1. I am holding a cup of coffee.
2. She is holding a bouquet of flowers.
3. They are holding a conversation in the corner.
4. The bridge is holding the weight of the cars.
5. The vines are holding onto the fence.
6. He is holding onto the railing.
7. The team is holding a strategy session.
8. The magnet is holding the paper in place.
9. The policy is holding strong support.
10. The company is holding a charity event.