The past tense of the word "see" is "saw". Much like the journey of a seed transforming into a tree, languages grow and change, evolving over time. In English, this process has given rise to irregular verbs such as "see". This isn't your everyday verb that simply slaps on an "ed" to form its past tense. No, "see" is a bit of a rebel, dancing to its own tune, and thus it morphs into "saw" when it goes back in time.
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