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Past Tense Rules

by Leigh Hile
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irregular danced ed stopped double replied kne y

Regular past tense verbs end with " - . "

For example : called , , and loved .

When the verb ends in " , " you usually change the " y " to " i " and add " - ed . "

For example : , verified , tried

When the verb ends in consonant - vowel - consonant , you the last letter and add " - ed . "

For example : hopped , , grabbed

Many past tense verbs are . They have no rules .

For example : had , ate ,

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