hi, can you help me to complete my task ?

Need more information. Tagalog verbs operate with focus and aspect. What focus are you looking for?i.e. with 'buy' do you want the verb that describes who is doing the buying, or the verb describing what is being bought? So on, for the rest of the verbs.

@simpleauthority the tagalog form of these verbs, like buy is bili in tagalog. i only know the verb of buy in tagalog and i hope you help to complete the rest of them.thank you

1. english: buy; tagalog root: bili
- "to buy" -> "bumili"
- "to buy something" -> "bilhin"
- "to buy something for someone" -> "ibili"
- "to be bought" -> "mabili"...maybe you're seeing my point? there are many options, there is not just one single translation of "buy" or for any of these. We need to know the full English of what you want to say to even begin translating something.

@simpleauthority yes,thank you anyway. but, my teacher only asks for us to create a appropriate forms of these verbs. i've try to find them in the dictionary but i rather confuse which is the right forms because there is so many option.

@munartamara Well, I don't know if is this what they want but...ok.1. bumili (buy/bought) [actor focus, i.e. who does the buying NOT what is being bought]
2. bumili (bought) [actor focus]
3. binasag (broken) [object focus, i.e. the object that's being broken NOT who is breaking it]
4. hinanap (was looked for) [object focus]
5. naghahanap (is looking for) [actor focus]
6. kumakain (is eating) [actor focus]
7. nagbabasag (is breaking) [actor focus]
8. binabasag (is being broken) [object focus]
9. hinahanap (is being looked for) [object focus]
10. kinakain (is being eaten) [object focus]please be sure that these are the focuses your teacher wants...also, don't just copy and paste...try to understand why they are different

@simpleauthority thank you very much... i am sorry for bothering

@munartamara only corrections for
1. buy - imperative
A. Actor - Bumili ka. (Go buy)
B. Object - Bilhin mo. (Buy this.)2. Was bought
Object - Binili niya ang bag.
The bag was bought by him/her.