Past Tense Of Hit, Past Participle Form of Hit, Hit V1 V2 V3

Past Tense Of Hit, Past Participle Form of Hit, Hit V1 V2 V3

Past Tense of Hit

In English, the verb ‘hit‘ is used quite a lot and often. It is used as ‘hits’ with he, she, and it, and as ‘hits’ with other subjects. We use the auxiliary verb ‘don’t’ when making this verb negative. It is used as ‘doesn’t hit’ with he, she, and it, and ‘don’t hit’ with other subjects. The auxiliary verb ‘do’ is used when making a question sentence. It is used as ‘does . . . . hit’ with He, she and it, and as ‘do . . . . hit’ with other subjects.

Meaning

It means making contact with the weapon, instrument, or hand, strong and fast.

Base Form Examples

• Jessica hit you first.

V2 Past Simple

The V2 version of this verb is used as ‘hit.’ It is used in the same way as all subjects. Negative ‘did not hit’ and question sentence ‘did hit’ should be used as.

Examples

• Did the car hit you last day?
• My father’s car hit a tree.

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V3 Past Participle

This verb becomes V3 when used in conjunction with Perfect Tenses since it is irregular. The V3 version of this verb is also used as a ‘hit,’ just like the V2 version.

Examples

• Samuel had hit the bike while trying to release.