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What is the present tense of gave someone hell?

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The present tense of gave someone hell is give someone hell.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of give someone hell is gives someone hell.

The present participle of give someone hell is giving someone hell.

The past participle of give someone hell is given someone hell.

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