The following sentence uses the word sprung. Many new restaurants have sprung up all over town since the last time we were there.
I believe it is sprung, as in 'He had sprung into action.' The simple past tense of "spring" is "sprang".
base verb = spring past = sprang past aprticiple = sprung
past indicative: sprang; past participle: sprung
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Sprang is already the simple past tense of the verb "spring". The past participle is sprung.
the frog sprung out of the pile of leaves
I sprung out of my seat when I got an A on the math test.
As soon as I hung up the phone, I sprung into action. sprung is the usage your looking for i think
The phrase am sprung in German means "on the jump."In English, that use of the verb to spring would have little application, except perhaps as slang for someone who was released or broken out of jail (I am sprung from prison).
The hydraulic pressure was reduced when he sprung a leak in the hose.
Aqueduct is a noun, so you use it as any other noun. For example, "Help! The aquecuct sprung a leak!" or "The man rested in the shade of the aqueduct.".
Sprung wooden floors.
Steven Sprung's birth name is Steven Sprung.
Sprung happened in 2004.
Yeah, but we don't need to use a textbook to cover it up.
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Sprung has only one syllable.