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Oksana
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Hello,Citlali."Hug" is a regular verb,so the past simple form is "hugged".
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Shyma
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That's right.Hug is a regular verb,for which the infinitive or base form of verb is 'hug',the present participle form 'hugging' and the past tense form 'hugged'.
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Sergio
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I have never heard of 'hug' being an irregular verb. IMHO, the forms are: hug - hugged - hugged. **This is a regular verb. **
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Here is some information on HUG and HUGGEDHe'll never change, and will hug his cherished beliefs.She gave her mother an affectionate hug.Paul gave me a big hug.Hug your children and lavish them with love.Dave opened his arms to give her a hug.Babies want to be tickled and hugged.He hugged Anna to him.Jennifer squealed with delight and hugged me.She hugged him tightly.They hugged each other.
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The past tense of HUG is HUGGED.
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