First let's correct. You said: In the present it will be: "I cut her hair" or "I'm cutting her hair" Correction: In the present it will be: "I am cutting her hair." (shows an action taking place at that current point in time. You Said: And in the simple past I don't know the right way, I need help about it, would it be "I got cut her hair"? or "I cut her hair before"? Correction: To tell a time in the past in which you cut someone's hair you would say; "Yesterday, I cut her hair." If you wish to say that you have experiencing cutting her hair, you would say; "Yes, I have cut her hair before." Please feel free to e-mail me regarding any more questions! Hope this helped.

In the present " I cut her hair" or "I AM CUTTING her hair NOW" In the past " I cut her hair" Infinitive : cut/put Past: cut/put Past participle: cut/put Hope this help you!

1.All this is found in the dictionary. put put put cut cut cut The from doesn't change.

The verbs "to cut" and "to put" are irregular verbs. Their past simple form is the same as the present simple form. For example: I cut my hair once a month. -present simple I cut my hair two weeks ago-past simple. The same refers to the verb 'to put"-the present simple is the same as past simple.