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What is the past tense of originate from?

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The past tense of originate from is originated from.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of originate from is originates from.

The present participle of originate from is originating from.

The past participle of originate from is originated from.

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Canning originated from the glut at the end of each season, as asparagus is a very seasonal vegetable.
Her sudden idea to bring Ryan with her, to the hole of a town she originated from, had not been discussed with him.
Michael Dummett proposes that the Mameluke cards originated from the Indian card game of Ganjifa.
Like jazz, tango was a heady music that originated from the brothels and bars of the working classes.
The spill originated from the fuel tank farm at the mine site, which closed in 2002 after 22 years of operation.
The official, watered-down version is that Masonry originated from the stone craft guilds.

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