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    Passed is the V2 and V3 of the verb to pass. He passed his exam with 85% and so his father gave him a bike. Past can be a preposition - She goes past my house every day. I'll speak to her tomorrow.

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    Passed is the V2 and V3 of the verb to pass. He passed his exam with 85% and so his father gave him a bike. Past can be a preposition - She goes past my house every day. I'll speak to her tomorrow.

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    Passed is the V2 and V3 of the verb to pass. He passed his exam with 85% and so his father gave him a bike. Past can be a preposition - She goes past my house every day. I'll speak to her tomorrow.

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    BUZZWORDS'

    Language Point past or passed?

    passed is the V2 and V3 of the verb to pass.


    He passed his exam with 85% and so his father gave him a bike. If you had passed the ball to me, I could have scored!

    past can be
    a preposition - She goes past my house every day. Ill speak to her tomorrow! a noun - the past = what happened before now an adjective - before now Lets forget about our past troubles and look towards the future.

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