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Grammar
Wore/worn
Difference between wore and worn.
I never wore my retainer and I never worn my retainer. What's the main difference?
I never wore my retainer and I never worn my retainer. What's the main difference?
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" "Wore" is simple past tense. I wear my retainer every day. I wore my retainer yesterday.
- " "Wore" is simple past tense.
- I wear my retainer every day.
- I wore my retainer yesterday.
- "Worn" is the past participle.
- It can act as an adjective, or it can be used in other verb forms.
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The verb is "to wear." "Wore" is simple past tense. I wear my retainer every day. I wore my retainer yesterday.
"Worn" is the past participle. It can act as an adjective, or it can be used in other verb forms.
"My retainer is worn out."
"It should not be worn every day."
"Worn" is the past participle. It can act as an adjective, or it can be used in other verb forms.
"My retainer is worn out."
"It should not be worn every day."
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What if I warn my retainer, that if I wore it every day, it would be worn out in no time?
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