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What is a 3 ed sentence?

There's no such thing as a "3 ed sentence" in standard English grammar.

Perhaps you're thinking of a sentence with:

* Three verbs ending in -ed: This is possible but not a specific grammatical rule. For example, "The dog was chased, caught, and fed by the farmer."

* Three words ending in -ed: This is also possible but not a rule. For example, "The tired, worried, and stressed student finally finished their essay."

It's important to remember that English grammar focuses on the meaning and function of words within a sentence, rather than specific letter combinations.

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