Past tense of mow
The past simple of mow is mowed and the past participle is mown: mow – mowed – mown.
- Base form V1
- mow
- Past simple V2
- mowed
- Past participle V3
- mown
Mowed is also correct.
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Meaning of mow
To cut grass or a crop that grows in a thick, even layer
- ExampleHe mows the lawn every other Saturday.
Mow, mowed, mown in sentences
- Past simpleHe mowed the lawn on Saturday.
- Past participleThe field has been mown already.
Similar verbs
All three forms different, like mow: be, do, go, know, see, take, give, write.
Common questions
What is the past tense of mow?
Mowed. For example: He mowed the lawn on Saturday.
What is the past participle of mow?
Mown. It follows be in the passive, as in The field has been mown already.
Is mow a regular verb?
It is both. Mow has the irregular mown, and the regular mowed is also correct.
