The past tense form of "dance" is "danced". When we talk about the past, it's like taking a step back in time. Just like we can't change the steps we've already taken on the dance floor, we can't change the past tense of a verb. We add the -ed ending to regular verbs, like "dance," to show that the action happened in the past. So if you danced yesterday or last night, you can use the word "danced" to describe that joyful movement you enjoyed. Keep in mind that irregular verbs, such as "go" and "eat," have different past tense forms, like "went" and "ate". Remember, when it comes to language, every step counts! 💃
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