The past tense of "say" is "said." It's one of those tricky irregular verbs in English. Here's a fun trick to remember though: Imagine you've just told an interesting tale, and then you do a dramatic mic drop saying, "And that's what I SAID." Using phrases like this can make learning past tense forms more fun and memorable. Just like lyrics to a catchy song that stick in your mind, these little tricks can help your grammar 'sing' too. Remember, language is a tapestry with its warp and weft, sometimes following the rules and patterns, and at other times, dancing to its own rhythm.
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