The past tense of "plead" is "pleaded" or "pled," both forms are considered correct. It’s like having two paths to reach the same destination. When you "pleaded" your case or "pled" for mercy, you were seeking to convince someone of your innocence or to beg for compassion. The choice between "pleaded" and "pled" depends on personal preference or the guidelines of a particular language style guide. Think of it like choosing between different flavors of ice cream 🍦-- there's no right or wrong choice, just pick the one that tastes best to you!
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