what is the past tense of shake?
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present - shake\npast - shook\npast participle - have shaken
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Chose is the past tense of choose.  So I choose something now, I chose something in the past.
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[chorus]\nI gotta shake you off\nCause the loving ain't the same\nAnd you keep on playing games\nLike you know I'm here to stay\nI gotta shake you off\nJust like the Calgon commercial\nI really gotta get up outta here\nAnd go somewhere\nI gotta shake you off\nGotta make that move\nFind somebody who\nAppreciates all the love I give\nBoy I gotta shake you off\nGotta do what's best for me\nBaby and that means I gotta\nShake you off\n\nBy the time you get this message\nIt's gonna be too late\nSo don't bother paging me\nCause I'll be on my way\nSee I grabbed all my diamonds and clothes\nJust ask your mama she knows\nYou're gonna miss me, baby\nHate to say I told you so\nWell at first I didn't know\nBut now it's clear to me\nYou would cheat with all your freaks\nAnd lie compulsively\nSo I packed up my Louis Vuitton\nJumped in your ride and took off\nYou'll never ever find a girl\nWho loves you more than me\n\n[chorus]\nI gotta shake you off\nCause the loving ain't the same\nAnd you keep on playing games\nLike you know I'm here to stay\nI gotta shake you off\nJust like the Calgon commercial\nI really gotta get up outta here\nAnd go somewhere\nI gotta shake you off\nGotta make that move\nFind somebody who\nAppreciates all the love I give\nBoy, I gotta shake you off\nGotta do what's best for me\nBaby, and that means I gotta\nShake you off\n\n[bridge]\nI gotta shake, shake, shake, shake, shake it off [repeat]\n\nI found out about a gang\nOf your dirty little deeds\nWith this one and that one\nBy the pool, on the beach, in the streets\nHeard y'all was\nHold up, my phone's breakin' up\nI'ma hang up and call the machine right back\nI gotta get this off of my mind\nYou wasn't worth my time\nSo, I'm leaving you behind\nCause I need a real love in my life\nSave this recording because\nI'm never coming back home\nBaby, I'm gone\nDon't cha know\n\n[chorus]\nI gotta shake you off\nCause the loving ain't the same\nAnd you keep on playing games\nLike you know I'm here to stay\nI gotta shake you off\nJust like the Calgon commercial\nI really gotta get up outta here\nAnd go somewhere\nI gotta shake you off\nGotta make that move\nFind somebody who\nAppreciated all the love I give\nBoy, I gotta shake you off\nGotta do what's best for me\nBaby, and that means I gotta\nShake you off\n\n[bridge]
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Both sentences are quite OK as they stand.  Changing the tenses - as some answerers have suggested - would also subtly change the meanings.\n\nE.g.\nElsie disagreed with the group and resigned.  (She did both these things yesterday or last week).\nElsie disagreed with the group and has resigned.  (She disagreed with them yesterday and has just resigned very recently as a result).\n\nSharon has set her cap over her eyes and (has) laid a towel over her legs to protect herself from the sun.  (The 'has' in brackets is understood - this is called ellipsis.  This sentence suggests that you are sitting next to her and telling someone - perhaps by phone - what she has just done.)\n\nSharon set ... (The change of tense suggests that she did both things yesterday or last week etc.  This is a more 'usual or bland' meaning).\n\nTo lay a towel over your legs - or any other part of your body - is perfectly grammatical (past tense = laid a towel ...) whatever anyone else says.
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if you're talking about fell, as in to fell a tree, then the past tense is felled. If you're talking about fall, then fell is the past tense.
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shaking usually happens especially when you are doing free weight b/c of the stabilizing muscles.  you'll notice it especially if you switch from machine to free weights, or if you are generally weak and have not worked out for a long time.  \n\nusually if i stop working out and restart, the shaking starts, so i usually start with machines to just get my muscles going instead of over doing it and being sore for several days.  once i feel like i have smooth movement, i switch back to free weights and the shaking will restart, but will go away once you have regain the stabilizing muscles to support it.\n\nmy advice, keep doing what you're doing, but don't overdo it.  take it easy for 1-2wks, then start pushing yourself harder and harder.
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halfway through...\n\nthrew means throw in past tense...:)
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Sorry, Dakota and Sarah are mistaken.  The use of the different tenses has nothing at all to do with who told me.\n\n#1 is the PAST tense\n#2 is the PRESENT PERFECT tense.\n\nThe first is used for something that took place at some definite point in the past.   Thus you can add a specific time:  "Last Thursday I heard."  (You CANNOT say, "Last Thursday I have heard..." )\n\nThe second -- the present perfect--   is trickier to get.   It is used for something that happened, or at least began at some "unspecified time" in the past.   It's the form you're likely to use to emphasize that you have had this experience (of hearing such a report).   You may use it when you want to say that it the experience took place several times, or even that it is continuing right up to the present.\n\n(In other words "have heard" is vague NOT about the source, but about the TIME.)\n\n\nFor examples of these basic uses of the present perfect, one of more of these may help:\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/presentperfect.html\nhttp://esl.about.com/library/grammar/blpresperfect.htm\nhttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/upperf.htm\nhttp://www.eclecticenglish.com/grammar/PresentPerfect1A.html
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You mean din da da? its called "shake"
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Maybe its Shaggy with wild 2 nite.. its the only one with shake, shake.. sorry couldn't be of much help.
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YOU TAKE PROTEIN POWDER add fruit milk, and yogurt and ice.\n\nBLend.\n\nYOU GOT A SHAKE!
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Its: ''don't offer'' as offered is past tense ....the same applies to ''sentence'' !!
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Sally asked her if she wanted to hold.\n\nThe original question was "Do you want to hold?" Which is in the present simple. When reporting speech, I must set my verbs back 1 tense, therefore using the simple past. I used 'asked', because it was a question (and not 'said') and therefore 'want' becomes 'wanted'.
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*Recieved-pastence\n*have-Presentence\n*Had-Pastence\n*I had been recieved the request by your name.It is past perfect.\n*sentence you had written is passive.Action is completed.
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Use a verb in past tense (hacer - mandar - pedir and such verbs that denote you asked for something or you ordered something) and the main verb in infinitive.\n\nFor example:\n\nI have the car fixed: [Yo] hice arreglar el auto\n\nThey have the house cleaned: Ellos mandaron limpiar la casa
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there is a very sligh difference between the two \nthe two mean that some thing happened in the past and still happening but the past perfect continous tense gives more emphasis on this point .however,the matter depends on the dialect whether American or British.
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First of all you need to use check spelling. Next, it's never to late tostart over. Youcan't undo or redo your past, but you can go on from the here and now.