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What is the present tense of forced people to leave?

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The present tense of forced people to leave is force people to leave.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of force people to leave is forces people to leave.

The present participle of force people to leave is forcing people to leave.

The past participle of force people to leave is forced people to leave.

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