Time for a refresher on verbs

To drill home once again the different verb forms and review all verbs I've learnt to date, I've printed out a set of tables, each having one group of verbs, to review one group per day.

Note that these are 'my' verbs, so don't expect the lists to be extensive.

五段 (Group 1) verbs come first:-

Day 1 - 五段 verbs ending in the vowel sound -au (10 verbs in this list)
Examples - あう/会う to meet; ならう/習う to learn
Formed in the pattern -au, -aimasu, -atte, -awanai
godan_au_verbs

Day 2
- 五段 verbs ending in the vowel sound -aru (16 verbs in this list)
Examples - ある to be, to have; おわる/終わる to finish
Formed in the pattern -aru, -arimasu, -atte, -aranai
godan_aru_verbs

Day 3 - 五段 verbs ending in the vowel sound -u (5 verbs in this list)
Examples - いう/言う to say; おもう/思う to think
Formed in the pattern -u, -imasu, -tte, -wanai
godan_u_verbs

Day 4 - 五段 verbs ending in -ku and -gu (20 verbs in this list)
Examples - かく/書く to write; およぐ/泳ぐ to swim
Formed in the pattern -ku, -kimasu, -ite, -kanai
Or, for -gu verbs: -gu, -gimasu, -ide, -ganai

Note the irregular いく/行く and the derived とまりにいく
godan_ku_gu_verbs

Day 5 - 五段 verbs ending in -su (8 verbs in this list)
Examples - はなす/話す to speak; けす/消す to turn off
Formed in the pattern -su, -shimasu, -shite, -sanai
godan_su_verbs

Day 6 - 五段 verbs ending in -tsu (3 verbs in this list)
Examples - まつ/待つ to wait; たつ/立つ to stand
Formed in the pattern -tsu, -chimasu, -tte, -tanai
godan_tsu_verbs

Day 7 - 五段 verbs ending in -bu (4 verbs in this list)
Examples - よぶ/呼ぶ to call; あそぶ/遊ぶ to play
Formed in the pattern -bu, -bimasu, -nde, -banai
godan_bu_verbs

Day 8 - 五段 verbs ending in -mu (8 verbs in this list)
Examples - よむ/読む to read; やすむ/休む to rest
Formed in the pattern -mu, -mimasu, -nde, -manai
godan_mu_verbs

Day 9 - 五段 verbs ending in -ru (19 verbs in this list)
Examples - かえる/帰る to return; はしる/走る to run
Formed in the pattern -ru, -rimasu, -tte, -ranai
godan_ru_verbs

Day 10 - By way of light relief, 一段 (Group 2) verbs (35 verbs in this list)
Take off the -ru, and add -masu, -te, and -nai. Why can't all verbs be this easy?
ichidan_verbs
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