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TriviaQueen | 13:33 Sat 16th Aug 2014 | Crosswords
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49a chimed (4) - rang or rung? Never was good at tenses in English! Last one so all help as always gratefully appreciated.
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Rang
13:34 Sat 16th Aug 2014
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I would go with Rung.
13:35 Sat 16th Aug 2014
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I put rang
13:36 Sat 16th Aug 2014
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What do I do now, eeny meeny miney mo lol! Any English teachers out there?
13:38 Sat 16th Aug 2014
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"Rang" is the past simple of the verb, eg The bell rang every night at 7 o' clock.
"Rung" is the past participle, used when forming the present perfect and past perfect. eg The bell hasn't rung yet.
I hope that explains it !
13:42 Sat 16th Aug 2014

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