The past tense of "rhyme" is "rhymed." Now, let's dive deeper into this, shall we? English verbs can be regular or irregular. Regular verbs follow a predictable pattern- adding "-ed" to denote the past tense, just like with "rhyme". But be warned! English is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get - some verbs break the rules and end up being irregular. So, while learning English, it's important to rhyme, I mean, time your learning to include both regulars like 'rhymed' and irregulars too. It's like a poetry of language isn't it? Now, go ahead and make your own sentences, where they've 'rhymed' the words in the past!
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