What is the past tense for "panic"? Is it "Panicked"?
What is the rule for a verb ending in C? There has to be a rule! |
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| I know!! The past tense of 'Panic' is 'Worried'!! |
| I would put the k in, but then again, I'm the person who spells cancelled with two Ls, provoking one of the longest threads on this board. |
| According to Wiktionary, it's panicked - http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/panic and scroll down to the Verb section. Vance |
| "Panicked" is correct. As is the verb "picnicked" as past tense for "picnic", so I am guessing that this is one of our quirky English grammar rules. Laurie and Oscar, who can't spell to save his life |
Paula O. wrote: I would put the k in, but then again, I'm the person who spells cancelled with two Ls, provoking one of the longest threads on this board. 2 l's and K here too  |
| How would you pronouce "paniced?" Pan-iced? Pani-ced? Pan-i-ced? Grateful the answer was panicked. |
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