What’s the Past Tense of “Sew”? Sewed or Sewn?
The past tense of sew is sewed. The past participle is either sewed or sewn (sewn being preferred in UK English).
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What’s the Past Tense of “Shoot”? Shoot or Shot?
To shoot has one past tense and participle form, both of which are shot. Shoot is an irregular verb with two forms altogether.
Burst or Bursted: What’s the Past Tense of Burst?
Burst is an irregular verb with one form. Like other irregular verbs (set, cut, hurt, and shut), burst does not change its form to reflect tense.
Split vs. Splitted: What’s the Past Tense of Split?
Split is an irregular verb with one form and does not change despite tense.
Hurt or Hurted? What’s the Past Tense of Hurt?
Hurt is the same in the present, past and past participle form of the verb. It’s an irregular verb with one verb form.
Is it Cutted or Cut: Which is the Correct Past Tense of Cut?
Cut is an irregular verb that has one form for the present, past and past participle. Cutting is the present participle, and cuts is the third-person singular.
What’s the Past Tense of Let?
Let is an irregular verb with one past tense form, and that’s let. Let’s is a contraction that combines let + us.
What’s the Past Tense of Put? Put or Putted?
Put is an irregular verb with one form that remains unchanged no matter the tense. It’s similar to other irregular verbs like shut, burst, let, and hurt.
What’s the Past Tense of Set? Set or Setted?
The verb set belongs to the class of irregular verbs with one form, like bet, shut, and hurt, set remains unchanged despite tense.
What’s the Past Tense of Shut? Shut or Shutted?
The verb to shut belongs to the category of irregular verbs with only one form. This means that shut remains the same in the past tense, and is simply shut.