Although your question is incomplete, I believe I know what you want to know.
The suffix used for perfect tenses of verbs is -ed/-d.
However, this only refers to regular verbs: if a regular verb ends in a consonant, you add the suffix -ed such as in work - worked. If a verb ends in a vowel, such as in believe, you just add the suffix -d: believe - believed.
On the other hand, if a verb is irregular, you have to memorize the forms by heart because each irregular verb is different.
Reword.
If you're paraphrasing something, you are not using the exact words that the original author/speaker/etc used, but you are retaining the important pieces and gist of the passage.
Answer:
U need to show us paragraph 2 if we want to answer it
Explanation:
pls add paragraph 2 so i can help
B is the answer hope this helps I took the quiz btw so this should be correct
