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Most verbs have the ending -ed in the past tense. However, "it" is not a verb, so I'm afraid it has no past, not even "itted". CJ
- Most verbs have the ending -ed in the past tense.
- However, "it" is not a verb, so I'm afraid it has no past, not even "itted".
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Most verbs have the ending -ed in the past tense.
However, "it" is not a verb, so I'm afraid it has no past, not even "itted".
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