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What is the past tense of hold up?
Held up.
Who was the first black to ever hold a dade county commissioners seat and the year they held it?
Booker t Washington
Which Women of which tribe wove baskets that could even hold water?
The women of Yurok tribe of Indians were known for weaving baskets that could hold water. Another Indian tribe that was known for weaving baskets that held water was the Maidu tribe.
What countries still held territory in what would become the continental united?
The most important foreign-held territory during 1804 was France's hold over a good third of the land. However, in that year they sold it all to America in what's known as the Louisiana Purchase.
Is what did you had correct?
What did you have - is correct
Is that correct grammar Are going to be hold?
No: "Are you going to be HELD?" "to hold held, held", and you need the third form of the verb = the Participle.
What is the present tense of held?
Hold is the present tense of held.
What is the past tense of hold?
The past tense of hold is held.
What is past participle of hold?
The past participle of "hold" is "held."
which one is correct the little girl held her toy bear carefully than she would hold a ball or the little girl girl held her toy bear more carefully than she would hold a ball?
neither is correct, the first one you are missing the word "more" in between bear and carefully, the second one you said "girl" twice.
What is the present perfect tense of hold?
I/We/You/They have heldHe/She/It has held
Is hold a past tense verb?
No, "hold" is the present tense. The past tense is "held"
What is past and past participle of hold?
The past tense of "hold" is "held," and the past participle is also "held." For example: He held the door open. The door was held open by him.
What is the past tense form of hold?
The past tense is held.
Is held the past tense of hold?
Yes, "held" is the past tense of "hold." For example, "She held onto her phone tightly."
What is the past tense of held?
Held is the past tense of hold.
Is it hold deep in your hearts or deeply in your hearts?
The correct phrase is "deeply in your hearts." The adverb "deeply" modifies the verb "hold," indicating the manner in which something is held emotionally. Using "hold deep in your hearts" is less common and may sound awkward in standard English.
