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Send past tense and past participlesend · sent · sent

base (V1)send
past simple (V2)sent
past participle (V3)sent

The past participle (the 3rd form) of send is sent and the past simple is sent. The three forms are send, sent, sent. Not "sended"! send is an irregular verb, so it doesn't add -ed.

Send in a sentence

I sent a meme to my teacher.

TenseExample
Present simpleI send · she sends
Present continuousI am sending · they are sending
Past simpleI sent · she sent · they sent
Past simple, negativeI didn't send · she didn't send
Past simple, questionDid you send? · Did she send?
Present perfectI have sent · she has sent
Past perfectI had sent
FutureI will send

Common mistakes with send

After didn't and in questions with did, use the base form. After have / has / had, use the past participle.

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En español

send significa enviar. Pasado: sent. Participio: sent.

Send en pasado, explicado en español →

🥨 send runs with The Bent Gang

-d → -t

The Bent Gang has just one trick, but they do it really well: they bend their d into a t. send → sent, spend → spent, lend → lent, bend → bent, build → built. Simple, quiet, effective. The detectives almost missed them.

🔎 How to spot one: Ends in -d now, -t in the past. Past and participle are twins.

Irregular verbs come in gangs that change the same way. Learn one and you can guess the rest of the gang:

BasePastParticiple
sendsentsent
spendspentspent
lendlentlent
bendbentbent
buildbuiltbuilt
🚔 Catch The Bent Gang in the game

Questions about send

What is the past tense of send?

The past simple of "send" is "sent". Example: I sent a meme to my teacher.

What is the past participle of send?

The past participle (3rd form, V3) of "send" is "sent", as in "I have sent".

What are the 3 forms of send?

V1 send, V2 sent, V3 sent.

Is send a regular or an irregular verb?

"send" is an irregular verb: the past is not "sended" but "sent".

¿Cuál es el pasado y el participio de send?

"send" significa "enviar". Pasado: sent. Participio: sent.

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