Past tense of BITE

English Grammar

The past tense of BITE is BIT.

Pronunciation of BIT

UK: / bɪt / --- US: / bɪt /

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Example sentences with BIT

• The dog bit the postman.
• She bit her lower lip.
• She bit into the apple with enthusiasm.
• He bit his lip nervously.
• The dog bit the intruder's leg.
• They bit off more than they could chew.
• I bit into the sandwich, tasting the mustard.
• She bit her nails out of habit.
• He bit into the burger, savoring the flavor.
• The fish bit the bait eagerly.
• I bit my tongue to avoid saying something rash.
• She bit into the chocolate, letting it melt in her mouth.
• He bit into the peach, juice dripping down his chin.
• The snake bit him on the ankle.

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