Do you know the past tense form of the verb 'swear'? 🤔
2023-06-26
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Absolutely, I'm here to help! The past tense form of the verb "swear" is "swore." Imagine you're watching a thrilling courtroom drama where the witness takes the stand and promises to tell the truth. Now, imagine if that witness told a lie instead. In that moment, they "swore" falsely. So, you could say, "He swore that he saw the crime happen, but later admitted it was a fabrication." The past tense "swore" indicates that the person made a false or inaccurate statement. Keep in mind that "swear" also has other verb forms like "swearing" (present participle) and "sworn" (past participle). So, if you're referring to the specific action of swearing in court or taking an oath, the past tense would be "swore," and "sworn" would be used as the past participle. May I assist you with anything else about verbs or any other language-related questions?
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