The past tense of the word "brush" is "brushed". But that's just the tip of the language iceberg! You see, English verbs like "brush" generally follow a simple pattern for past tense formation. You add "-ed" to the end of the regular verb. So "walk" becomes "walked", "jump" transforms to "jumped", and so forth! However, not all verbs play by these rules. There are plenty called irregular verbs—like "go", "have", or "be"—whose past tense forms are entirely different words! With language, the fun never ends, right? So let's keep brushing up on it!
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