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What are the words that does not change in spelling when it becomes a past tense?

You're asking about verbs that don't change spelling in the past tense. These are called irregular verbs, and they're a bit of a pain in the neck for English language learners!

Here are some examples of irregular verbs that don't change their spelling in the past tense:

* cut: I cut the cake.

* put: I put the book on the table.

* hit: He hit the ball.

* let: She let me go.

* set: They set the table.

* shut: He shut the door.

* hurt: It hurt my feelings.

Important note: Just because a verb doesn't change spelling in the past tense doesn't mean it's always pronounced the same. For example, "cut" and "put" are pronounced differently in the past tense.

Let me know if you'd like more examples or have any other questions! 😊

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