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The grammatically correct phrasing would be "Sneak something past you" because based on the tense of "sneak" we know it's in the present time, and passed is not a conjugation of past. "
- The grammatically correct phrasing would be "Sneak something past you" because based on the tense of "sneak" we know it's in the present time, and passed is not a conjugation of past.
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The grammatically correct phrasing would be "Sneak something past you" because based on the tense of "sneak" we know it's in the present time, and passed is not a conjugation of past. Example: "He passed the test."
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Sorry, I forgot to write an example of the word "past". Here:
"In the past, mammoths roamed the Earth."
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"In the past, mammoths roamed the Earth."
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