Past tense of shoe
The past simple of shoe is shod and the past participle is shod: shoe – shod – shod.
- Base form V1
- shoe
- Past simple V2
- shod
- Past participle V3
- shod
Shoed is also used in American English.
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Meaning of shoe
To fit and fasten protective metal shoes to a horse's hooves
- ExampleThe farrier shod all four horses that morning.
Shoe, shod, shod in sentences
- Past simpleThe smith shod the horse that morning.
- Past participleAll the horses have been shod.
Similar verbs
Past simple and past participle the same, like shoe: have, make, think, say, find, feel, keep, tell.
Common questions
What is the past tense of shoe?
Shod. For example: The smith shod the horse that morning.
What is the past participle of shoe?
Shod. It follows be in the passive, as in All the horses have been shod.
Is shoe a regular verb?
It is both. Shoe has the irregular shod, and the regular shoed is also correct.
