The past tense of the word "match" is "matched". When we want to talk about something that happened in the past, we often use the past tense of a verb. It's like looking in the rearview mirror of our language. Just as a match brings two things together, the past tense brings our words to a different time. So, if you want to talk about an action involving a match that already happened, you can use "matched." For example, "I matched the socks yesterday." or "She matched the puzzle pieces perfectly." See how the action is placed in the past? It's as if the match already took place and we're just talking about it now. So, remember, when you're chatting about the past, use the past tense and keep the language flame burning bright!
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