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Spread vs. Spreaded

Spread

/sprɛd/

To open or expand something over a surface, or to distribute or extend something more widely.

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The fire seemed to be spreading steadily.The husband hears you, spreads the rumor he is back?.Gil Case is having a big spread after the show."

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Spreaded

To have been extended or distributed over a larger area.

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Ways to tell them apart:

Spread is both the present and past tense of the verb, meaning it does not change form like regular verbs.
Spread follows the pattern of irregular verbs that do not take an -ed ending in the past tense.
Spreaded is not the correct form for the past tense, even though adding -ed is typical for regular verbs.
The verb spread is unique because it doesn't follow standard past tense conjugation rules like adding -ed.
Remember that the verb does not change form from present to past, unlike regular verbs that typically add -ed.

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