What is the past tense of congratulate?

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The past tense of congratulate is congratulated.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of congratulate is congratulates.

The present participle of congratulate is congratulating.

The past participle of congratulate is congratulated.

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I just waited my turn and shook his hand and congratulated him on the show.

I can't tell you how many times I have congratulated myself on a multiple pirouette, only to have the next several fail abysmally.

And if you've ever congratulated yourself on a well-turned phrase, a few pages of Riotta's prose will restore a pronounced sense of humility.

When a nasty wasp stung two of us, the shaman congratulated us, saying it would help mitigate the future contraction of arthritis.

He is congratulated on his wonderful achievement and wished continued success in the future.

Of course nepotism is a wonderful thing, and James is to be congratulated for making the most of this happy accident of birth.

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