Past tense of outdrive
The past simple of outdrive is outdrove and the past participle is outdriven: outdrive – outdrove – outdriven.
- Base form V1
- outdrive
- Past simple V2
- outdrove
- Past participle V3
- outdriven
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Meaning of outdrive
In golf, to send the ball off the tee further than another player
- ExampleShe outdrove the rest of the field on the first hole.
Outdrive, outdrove, outdriven in sentences
- Past simpleShe outdrove the whole field.
- Past participleHe has been outdriven off the tee.
Common mistakes
outdrivedoutdrove. Outdrive is irregular, so it does not take -ed.He has been outdrove off the tee.He has been outdriven off the tee. After be in the passive, use the past participle, outdriven.
Similar verbs
Outdrive is built on drive and changes the same way.
All three forms different, like outdrive: be, do, go, know, see, take, give, write.
Common questions
What is the past tense of outdrive?
Outdrove. For example: She outdrove the whole field.
What is the past participle of outdrive?
Outdriven. It follows be in the passive, as in He has been outdriven off the tee.
Is outdrive a regular verb?
No. Outdrive is irregular: its past forms do not end in -ed.
