The past tense of the verb "swim" is swam.
Swim is an irregular verb, which means its past tense and past participle forms don't follow the typical -ed ending rule. Here's a breakdown:
- Present Tense: swim (I swim, you swim, we swim, they swim)
- Past Tense: swam (I swam, you swam, we swam, they swam)
- Past Participle: swum (I have swum, you have swum, we have swum, they have swum)
Examples:
- Present Tense: I swim every Tuesday.
- Past Tense: I swam in the ocean yesterday.
- Past Participle: I have swum across that lake many times.
