Sweeped-Swept | Commonly Confused Words

Sweeped

Past tense of sweep; to have removed dust, dirt, or debris using a broom or similar tool

/swept/

Moved or removed in a swift or forceful way

Sweeped is often considered a nonstandard form, while swept is the correct past tense of sweep.
Remember, most regular verbs in English take -ed to form the past tense, but sweep is irregular and changes to swept.
If you see sweeped in use, it might be in informal contexts or marked as incorrect in formal writing.
Think of swept and left; both are past tense forms of verbs that dont just add -ed'.
When writing formally or for school, always use swept to avoid correction.