Past tense of forecast
The past simple of forecast is forecast and the past participle is forecast: forecast – forecast – forecast.
- Base form V1
- forecast
- Past simple V2
- forecast
- Past participle V3
- forecast
Forecasted is also correct.
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Check in the appForecast, forecast, forecast in sentences
- Past simpleThey forecast snow for the weekend.
- Past participleRain has been forecast for tomorrow.
Similar verbs
Forecast is built on cast and changes the same way.
All three forms the same, like forecast: put, let, set, read, hit, cost, cut, hurt.
Common questions
What is the past tense of forecast?
Forecast. For example: They forecast snow for the weekend.
What is the past participle of forecast?
Forecast. It follows be in the passive, as in Rain has been forecast for tomorrow.
Is forecast a regular verb?
It is both. Forecast has the irregular forecast, and the regular forecasted is also correct.
