Past tense of CHOOSE

English Grammar

The past tense of CHOOSE is CHOSE.

Pronunciation of CHOSE

UK: / tʃəʊz / --- US: / tʃoʊz /

You can hear the pronunciation in the video.

Example sentences with CHOSE

• He chose something from the menu.
• We chose to wait just a little longer.
• There are many reasons why we chose you.
• She chose the blue dress over the red one.
• He chose to stay home instead of going out.
• They chose the path less traveled.
• I chose a career in science.
• She chose her words carefully during the interview.
• He chose the most difficult challenge.
• They chose a quiet spot for their picnic.
• I chose not to participate in the debate.
• She chose to forgive him despite everything.
• He chose a life of adventure.
• They chose the best candidate for the job.
• I chose vanilla over chocolate this time.
• She chose to move to a new city.
• He chose the scenic route for the drive.
• They chose to adopt a dog from the shelter.

Next learning activities

See our List of past tense irregular verbs in English.

Watch our video about 101 Irregular Past Tense Verbs in English.

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