The past tense form of the word 'suffer' is 'suffered'. 😊 Just like most regular verbs in English, we simply add -ed to the base form to get the past tense. In this case, suffer becomes suffered. It's the same pattern we see with words like 'walk', which becomes 'walked', or 'talk' which turns into 'talked'. Linguistically, this process is called inflection. Remembering this pattern can help you quickly determine the past tense of many English verbs! 📘
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