Ahoy there! The past tense of the word 'sail' is 'sailed'. Imagine yourself aboard a magnificent ship, its sails catching the wind as it gracefully glides across the sparkling ocean. When you want to talk about that ship in the past, you say it 'sailed' through the waves. 'Sailed' is what we call the past simple form of the verb 'sail'. It represents an action that happened earlier. So, if you're telling a story about a voyage or recounting a sailing adventure, remember to use 'sailed' to talk about what already passed.
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