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What is the past tense of persuade?

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The past tense of persuade is persuaded.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of persuade is persuades.

The present participle of persuade is persuading.

The past participle of persuade is persuaded.

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She was soon persuaded to have more carpets than she wanted and they brought in some rolls before quoting a price for the work.
What, for instance, would stop Third World women being financially persuaded to become pregnant and abort to provide the cells?
He persuaded a number of former TV child stars to play cameo roles in the movie.
The accountants decided the accounts were inefficient, and persuaded the politicians to close them.
I kept putting the decision off, until my friend persuaded me to tell the baby's father.
Joe readily admits that he was persuaded to play the leading character over a few drinks.

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