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Sweeped vs. Swept

Sweeped

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

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Swept

/swept/

Moved or removed in a swift or forceful way

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"Swept" is the correct past tense of "sweep."
If you're confused, remember "swept" rhymes with "kept," another irregular past tense.
Dont let the similarity to other regular verbs like "dweeped" (which doesnt exist) trick you into using "sweeped."

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