Past tense of reweave
The past simple of reweave is rewove and the past participle is rewoven: reweave – rewove – rewoven.
- Base form V1
- reweave
- Past simple V2
- rewove
- Past participle V3
- rewoven
Reweaved is also used in American English.
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Meaning of reweave
To bring several separate things together in a new pattern
- ExampleThe novel reweaves familiar myths.
Reweave, rewove, rewoven in sentences
- Past simpleA tailor rewove the tear.
- Past participleThe cloth has been rewoven.
Common mistakes
The cloth has been rewove.The cloth has been rewoven. After be in the passive, use the past participle, rewoven.
Similar verbs
Reweave is built on weave and changes the same way.
All three forms different, like reweave: be, do, go, know, see, take, give, write.
Common questions
What is the past tense of reweave?
Rewove. For example: A tailor rewove the tear.
What is the past participle of reweave?
Rewoven. It follows be in the passive, as in The cloth has been rewoven.
Is reweave a regular verb?
It is both. Reweave has the irregular rewove and rewoven, and the regular reweaved is also correct.
