Of course, my friend! The past tense of "to draw" is "drew." Just like how the present tense of "to draw" is "draw," the past tense changes to "drew." It's interesting how changing one little letter can completely alter the tense of a verb.
Let me give you an analogy to help you understand it better. Think of a timeline that stretches from left to right. The present tense is where you are standing right now on the timeline, and the past tense is what happened before you got to the present. When you say "I draw," it's like you're standing on the present tense spot. But when you say "I drew," you're stepping back in time along the timeline to the past tense spot.
I hope this explanation helps you, and feel free to ask me any other language-related questions you may have!
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