The past tense of the verb "slide" is "slid". Verbs in English can be a slippery slope! Just like a slide, the rules can sometimes bend and twist. For most verbs, we simply add 'ed' to turn them into the past tense. But 'slide' isn't just any verb - it's an irregular verb. This means it doesn't follow our usual rule, and instead changes to 'slid'. Remember, sliding down the slide becomes slid down the slide in the past tense. I hope you’re not too ‘slid’ down with this one! Just like mastering the playground slide, practice makes perfect. Keep sliding on with your language journey!
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