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Heard or Listened most likely
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Bootsiebaby "Heard" is the past tense of the verb "to hear".
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Listened or heard
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Bootsiebaby
"Heard" is the past tense of the verb "to hear".
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It's "listened". By the way, the word "the" is not spelled "tha". Spelling it like that doesn't make it look cool, it makes it look silly.
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Earplugs.
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Listened or Heard depending on the context.
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mushroom
I may have heard (a voice speaking) but not listened (to what was being said).
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It is "listened" For example dad says to you "did you listen to a single word I said?" You respond to his question with "Yes dad, I LISTENED very carefully". 12/10/22
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simple past: listened *** perfect: have listened *** past continuous: I/he/she/it was listening, you/we/they were listening ***
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