What part of speech is spread?

Answer 1

The past tense is "spread."

Answer 2

No, spreaded is not a word. The verb, to spread, is both present tense and past tense. Examples:

First, you spread the flour on the board so that the dough won't stick.

We spread the fertilizer weeks ago so it would be mixed with the soil when we plowed.

Answer 3

The word 'spread' is a noun as a word for:

• growth or development of an area or a group of people;
• a soft food to put on bread or crackers;
• a large meal with a lot of different dishes to choose from;
• a cloth cover for a table or a bed;
• the wingspan of a bird;
• a large farm or ranch;
• an act or process of spreading;
• the extent of spreading;
• the range or variety of something;
• an article or advertisement covering several columns or pages of a newspaper or magazine;
• the difference between two rates or prices;
• a word for a thing.

The noun forms of the verb to spread are spreader and the gerund, spreading.

Answer 4

Spread is a noun (a spread) and a verb (to spread).