The past tense of the word "delay" is "delayed". Now, let me elaborate on that. Think of it like a train on a busy day - first it gets "delay," and then it has "delayed." English verbs like "delay" follow a regular pattern where you add "-ed" to indicate the past tense. So, just as the train finally leaves the station, you move from "delay" to "delayed". Besides, English is full of such patterns, like a quilt crafted by time, and recognizing these patterns can help make sense of seemingly complicated grammar rules!
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