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Past tense of George brushesher teeth twice a day​

Past tense of George brushesher teeth twice a day​
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Past tense of George brushesher teeth twice a day​

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George brushed her teeth twice a day.

Step-by-step explanation:

Brushes is "current" kinda, basically added "es" to the end of some words makes it current.

Changing it to "ed" will mostly make them past tense.

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