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Regular verbs that end with -e have a simple rule for conjugating in the past tense. You just need to add a -d to the end of the verb.

This rule helps to keep the pronunciation clear and avoids the addition of an extra syllable that could complicate the word's pronunciation.

For example, live becomes lived.

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It was more hands-on, and I BLANK every bit of it.

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loved

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To form the past simple, add -d to the base form of the verb love.

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