The past tense of the verb "scratch" is "scratched". When we talk about the past, we often use the -ed ending with regular verbs like "scratch" to indicate an action that occurred before the present moment. Think of it like a scratch on a shiny surface: when we scratch it, we leave a mark that shows what happened in the past. Similarly, when we use the past tense form of "scratch," we're marking an action that already took place. So remember, if you want to talk about something that you scratched in the past, say "scratched". Keep practicing your verb tenses, and don't hesitate to ask if you have more questions! Now, let's scratch the surface of another language topic. What is a gerund and how is it used in English?
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