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If you look back on the past, you can see what kind of mistakes mankind has made. We can see what all happened leading up to that point. If we familiarize ourselves with history, we can avoid making the same mistakes again. This is true for different types of history, whether it's your own history or the history of a nation.
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What is the past tense word for know?
knew
How do you think changing our view of the past affects our world view today?
If we didn't know what happened in the past, then we won't understand what happens in the future.
What Scandinavian country is know for being neutral for the past 200 years?
Sweden
How do people know stuff from the past if they weren't alive then?
They know that because they tell other generations which pass it down to us today.
What is the meaning of adith?
adith is an Indian word im sure u know that it means your past life basicly what you have done in your past or your before life ... similar as the word karma. hope this helps .
What is past and past participle of know?
The simple past of know is knew and the past participle of know is known.
What is the past form of know?
"Knew" is the past tense of "know"; "known" is the past participle.
What is the past tense of know?
The past tense of "know" would be "knew". The past participle is "known".
What is past participle of know'?
The past participle is known.
What is the past particple of know?
The past participle is known.
What is the past participle for know?
The past participle for "know" is "known."
What is the past tense know?
The past tense is knew.
What is the past tense of feed and know?
The past tense of feed is fed, and the past tense of know is knew.
Past participle of knowking?
There is no past participle of knowing.Knowing is the present participle of know. The past participle of know is known
Past tense of know?
know>knew
What was the past participle of know?
The past participle of "know" is "known."
What is the past tence and participle of know?
The past tense of "know" is "knew", and the past participle is "known".
