Slit: slit – slit – slit

Irregular verb, level C2.

C2 · Proficient
Base form (V1)slit
Past simple (V2)slit
Past participle (V3)slit

Meaning

To make a long narrow cut in something.

Examples for each form

Base form (V1)
I always slit letters open with a knife.

Past simple (V2)
He slit the bag open with scissors.

Past participle (V3)
Someone has slit the tent open.

Check yourself

Write the past simple and the past participle of slit.

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