Which is an incorrect form ot the irregular verb 'ride'?

Rode

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Ridden

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Ride

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Solution

The correct option is B Rid
'Ride' is the base form of the irregular verb, its past form is 'rode' and its past participle form is 'ridden'.
Therefore, option A 'rode', option C 'ridden' and option D 'ride' are incorrect.
The correct option is option B, 'rid' as it is different word from 'ride' and means 'to be free of'.

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