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Past form of verb choose

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Anonymous  +  957137 Fri, 30 Oct 09 11:57 AM
Hi, I would like to ask you what is past form of verb choose? The most used form is chose, but I have also seen somewhere a form choosed, so I would like to make sure if both forms are possible. If it is an exception, will you please post here some list of other exceptions, please?

 

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Cool Breeze  +  957143 Fri, 30 Oct 09 12:24 PM
One can see lots of incorrect forms on the Internet. Chose is the only correct past tense of choose.


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