Past Tense Of Hold, Past Participle Form of Hold, Hold Held Held V1 V2 V3

Past Tense Of Hold, Past Participle Form of Hold, Hold Held Held V1 V2 V3

Past Tense of Hold

The verb ‘hold‘ is a verb that we often see in sentences. Therefore, it is useful to know very well how to replace it with its different forms when using such verbs. And we will tell you about these uses.

Meaning

Carrying means fully grasping with your hands or supporting something.

Base Form Examples

• Please hold on to the door.
• Hold on to the rope.

V2 Past Simple

The verb ‘hold’ becomes V2 if Past Tense is mentioned in the sentence. Because it is one of the irregular verbs, in V2, the word changes entirely instead of taking a piece of jewelry. So our story becomes ‘held.’ Each subject has the same use, which makes learning easier. In other words, when the verb is in its second form, there is no distinction between he / she / it.

Examples

• Bilica held his mother’s hand and crossed across the street.
• My father held his breath.

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V3 Past Participle

V3 is the same as V2 and is ‘held.’ The ‘held’ shape is used if Past Perfect Tense or Present Perfect Tense is involved. Of course, in addition to all this, you can also find it in our other narrative articles.

Examples

• My brother has held his customer’s hair for 12 minutes.