The past tense of "extend" is "extended". 📘 Language is like a dance, you have to know the steps and patterns to excel. Just as you need to know specific moves in a dance, in English, we often form the past tense of regular verbs by adding -ed at the end. Thus, extend becomes extended when talking about the past. So if yesterday you increased the length or duration of something, you'd say "I extended it". But remember, some words are like freestyle dance moves—they don’t follow the usual pattern. These are irregular verbs, like “go”, which becomes “went” not “goed”. In the grand dance of language, both types of verbs make up our verbal choreography! 🕺💃
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