confused words: past / passed
Past has three different meanings.1. Past can be a noun, meaning "what has already happened."
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2. Past can be an adjective, meaning "gone by" or "ended."
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3. Past can be a preposition, meaning "beyond" or "by."
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Review: Past can be an noun, adjective, or preposition.
Past is never a verb.
Passed is always a verb.
Passed is formed by adding -ed to the present tense verb, pass.
It indicates the past tense of pass.
Example of passed as the verb in a sentence

Example of passed preceded by an auxiliary verb

Remember: Past is never a verb.
BUT
Passed is always a verb.
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