The past tense of "spend" is "spent." When we talk about the past, sometimes it can feel like our time just slips through our fingers, like loose change falling into a vending machine. And when it comes to verbs, they too have different forms based on different tenses. "Spend" is no different. In its past tense form, it transforms into "spent." It's like taking a dollar bill and exchanging it for a shiny quarter - you've traded one form of currency for another that represents something you've already used up.
So, let's say you spent your afternoon at the park. The time you enjoyed under the warm sunlight has already passed. It's no longer in the present, just like the verb "spend" has transformed into "spent" to represent a completed action. But don't worry, your memories of that sunny day can last forever!
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