The past tense of 'bury' is 'buried'. That's right, just add an 'ied' to the end. It's kinda like planting a seed in the ground. You bury it once (present tense) but yesterday, you buried (past tense) that seed. Now, the word 'bury' itself is intriguing. It originates from Old English 'byrgan', which means to cover up something - kind of like what you do with a treasure chest in a pirate story! Now that chest is 'buried'. Fun and easy, isn't it? When you plant words in your mind, they grow into understanding!
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