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Is babysat an adverb

Anonymous

∙ 12y ago

Updated: 9/24/2023

No, babysat is the past tense of the verb babysit (meaning to look after a baby or a child needing supervision). An example would be, please come over and babysit for me this evening.

Wiki User

∙ 12y ago

What else can I help you with?

Is a babysat a noun?

No. the word babysat is a verb. It is the past tense of the verb "babysit."

What part of speech is babysat?

Babysat is a verb. It's the past tense of babysit.

What is the past tense of babysit?

The past tense is babysat.

Who babysat Jesus?

chuck Norris

Who is Rocky on Joan of Arcadia?

A boy that she babysat

What is a compound word for baby?

babysit, babysat, babysittercrybaby

Who was the murderer in The Baby-sitter's Seduction?

It was the man michelle babysat for

How old were you when you babysat for the first time?

12, 13,14, 15 , 10.

What is a legal age the kid can babysit?

12 I Think. I Babysat When I Was 12.

On Seinfeld what was the terrible kid's name that Elaine babysat?

Jimmy for oodles

How do you pay a 13 yr old to babysit for two kids?

cash (after they babysat)

How many families can be babysat at once without a license in Colorado?

1 or a ticket