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"Born" is actually not a verb at all, but an adjective meaning "brought forth by birth." Therefore, it's not correct to attempt to use it as a verb. Unlike some languages, English doesn't have a specific verb that means "to be born." The closest we have is "to give birth," but even that isn't its own verb. There was a time in the history of English where "born" was a verb that served as the past tense of "bear," but those days are long over. |
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