Past tense

F is for Flew

Past tense

Flew is the past tense of fly. For example, "a bird flew past my window".

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F is for Flipped

Past tense

Flipped is the past tense of flip.

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F is for Forgot

Past tense

Forgot is the past tense of forget. See also forgotten.

The man in the picture has forgotten his car keys.

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F is for Forgotten

Past tense

Forgotten is the past tense of forget. See also forgot.

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F is for Fought

Past tense

Fought is the past tense of fight.

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Photo of children who have found a snail

F is for Found

Verbs, Past tense

Found is the past tense of find. The children in the picture have found a snail.
The opposite of found is lost.

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F is for Froze

Past tense

Froze is the past tense of freeze.

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G is for Gilt

Adjectives, Past tense

Something is gilded if it has been covered in a thin layer of gold.

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G is for Gone

Past tense

Gone is the past tense of go. After you go somewhere, you are gone. One of the chocolates in the box is gone.

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H is for Held

Past tense

Held is the past tense of hold.

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H is for Hid

Past tense

Hid is the past tense of hide.

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H is for Hopped

Past tense

Hopped is the past tense of hop.

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H is for Hung

Past tense

Hung is the past tense of hang, for example "She hung her washing out on the line".

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H is for Hypnotized

Past tense

Hypnotized is the past tense of hypnotize, or how you describe someone who is in a state of hypnosis.

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K is for Killed

Past tense

Killed is the past tense of kill.

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K is for Kissed

Past tense

Kissed is the past tense of kiss.

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L is for Laid

Past tense

Laid is the past tense of lay. For example, "the chicken laid an egg".

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L is for Leapt

Past tense

Leapt is the past tense of leap.

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L is for Led

Past tense

Led is the past tense of lead. The man in the picture has led the camel along.

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L is for Lit

Past tense

Lit is the past tense of light. It might be used to describe how good the light in a room is, for example "the room was brightly lit", or it might describe something that was set alight, "she lit the candle".

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