Show third form
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Showed or Shown? What’s the Past Tense of Show?
Show, showed, or shown?
How should you know when to use showed vs.
shown?
Future tense of show
Starting off with a definition, the irregular verb ‘show‘ describes ‘if something shows that a state of affairs exists, it gives information that proves it or makes it clear to people.’ As in, ‘research shows that a high-fibre diet may protect you from bowel cancer‘ (third-person present singular).
The word show can also refer to a noun meaning “a play or other stage performance, especially a musical”.
More commonly, people refer to a television show as simply a show.
Forms of “show”
| I show | I showed | I will show |
| I am showing | I was showing | I will be showing |
| I have shown | I had shown | I will have shown |
| I have been showing | I had been showing | I will have been showing |
Showed or shown (which to use when)
simple past: Our research showed us that women were more interested in their health than men.
past perfect: He hadsh
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