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Hello everybody! 😊 Our irregular verb of the day is “Sneak”, which means “to go somewhere quietly and secretly”. Bot… | Irregular verbs, Learn english, Slang words
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Sneaked vs. Snuck
The YUNiversity — What's Up With "Sneaked" and "Snuck"?
Sneaked or Snuck?
Sneaked is the past tense of sneak when the verb is treated like a regular verb.
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