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Ber12 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Seek vs Sought

Hi

I am confused on when to use "seek" and when to use "sought".
Can someone advise with examples in area of business writing? (Examples: telling a colleague about approval from boss)

Thanks!
  

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  • Hello, Ber12—and welcome to English Forums.
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  • Ber12 am confused on when to use "seek" and when to use "sought".
  • 'Sought' is just the past tense of 'seek'.
  • Use them as you would any other verb: I eat sushi every day.
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Hello, Ber12—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
Ber12 am confused on when to use "seek" and when to use "sought".
'Sought' is just the past tense of 'seek'. Use them as you would any other verb:

I eat sushi every day.
I ate sushi yesterday.
I seek new restaurants e
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