Ah, the past tense of "leave" is "left." It's a simple and straightforward irregular verb. Just like a bee leaving its hive, the word "left" takes flight to indicate that something happened in the past. So, instead of saying "I leave the party last night," we say "I left the party last night."
In English, there are regular verbs that follow a pattern when forming the past tense, like adding "-ed" to the end of the base form. However, irregular verbs, such as "leave," have their own unique way of changing in the past. Some irregular verbs change their vowel sounds or even their entire spelling, but "leave" keeps it fairly simple with just a change from "leave" to "left."
Knowing the correct past tense form of verbs is essential for expressing actions or events that have already occurred. So, don't forget to use "left" when you're talking about the past! If you have any more questions about verbs or anything else related to language, feel free to ask.
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