The past tense form of the word "rule" is "ruled." Just like a kingdom ruled by a wise monarch, verbs also have their time to take charge! When we talk about past events or actions, we need to add that magical "ed" at the end, transforming the present tense into its past tense counterpart. So, when you want to refer to something that happened in the past, use "ruled" to give your sentence that time-traveling touch. For example, "Yesterday, I ruled the basketball court with my incredible jump shots." Now, do you have any more questions about verb tenses or anything else language-related? I'm here to help!
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