Ah, the past tense of "study"! It's a common question, and the answer is pretty straightforward. The past tense of "study" is "studied."
Let me break it down for you. In English, we use a system of verb tenses to show when an action took place. The past tense is used to describe things that have already happened, whether it's an hour ago, yesterday, or years in the past. For example, if you worked on a project last week, you would say "I worked on a project." "Worked" is the past tense of "work."
The same goes for "study." If you studied for a test last night, you would say "I studied for my test." "Studied" is the past tense of "study." It's as simple as that!
Now, keep in mind that there are many irregular verbs in English that don't follow this easy rule. For example, the past tense of "eat" is "ate" instead of "eated." So, it's always a good idea to double-check the past tense of a verb if you're not sure.
But luckily, "study" is a regular verb, and the past tense is "studied." So, next time someone asks you what the past tense of "study" is, you'll be able to confidently answer, "studied."
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