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PAYED/PAID. If you paid attention in school, you know that the past tense of “pay” is “paid” except in the special sense that has to do with ropes: “He payed out the line to the smuggler in the rowboat.”
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Pay is presentPaid is the past tense of pay so the correct way isPaid attention. 'Payed' doesn't exist
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When to Use Payedis it payed attentionPayed is the past tense and past participle of the verb pay but is used in a very limited sense. Payed has a common and historical use as a nautical term having to do with ropes and ship hulls.
The captain payed out additional rope for the sails.The construction works payed out the cable as he strung the line.Laying down telephone lines, he payed out the cable as he went.Payed can also refer to the sealing of a deck or hull of a wooden ship with pitch or tar to prevent leakage.
Have you payed the deck?This ship looks fine but has yet to be payed.These are the only uses in which you should be finding yourself using payed, when dealing with cable, rope, or chain being let out by slacking or the sealing of a wooden ship.
When to Use Paidwhen to use paid vs paid attentionPaid is also the past tense and past participle of pay and is used in every other sense of the word besides the nautical meaning. Paid generally has something to do with giving or transferring money but has other meanings such as to visit
He paid the amount that was due. (Financial)He paid the price for his actions. (Metaphorical Cost)I paid her a visit while she wasn’t feeling well. (Nonfinancial)If you paid attention in class, you would have heard about the quiz. (Nonfinancial)Paid is the variation that you will find yourself using most often. It’s an irregular verb, but it’s not the only verb ending in “ay” to change the “y” to an “i” in the past tense.
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