The present tense of "founded" is "found". Or should I say that the other way around? :)
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#1 28-Jan-2003, 18:13What's the past tense of 'find'?
Which is the correct answer?
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#2 01-Mar-2003, 09:38
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#3 05-Jan-2010, 18:49Re: What's the past tense of 'find'?
find found found
found founded founded
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#4 08-Jan-2010, 04:23Re: What's the past tense of 'find'?
of course it is 'found'
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#5 08-Jan-2010, 10:15Re: What's the past tense of 'find'?
Hey! How come you ask this question? Any tricky things? I don't see any special on this question.
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#6 12-Jan-2010, 07:39I know
Hi,
Well the past tense of FIND is FOUND.
Ok
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#7 12-Jan-2010, 08:06
Dear your answer
It is as plain as nose on face that the past form of found is the same as found. It is called inflected verbs
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