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Then you passed it and pulled over? vs Then you past it and pulled over?

The correct phrase is "then you passed it and pulled over?". The verb "passed" is the correct form in this context, indicating that you went past something. "Past" is a preposition or an adverb, not a verb, so it doesn't fit in this sentence.

Last updated: March 30, 2024 • 352 views

Then you passed it and pulled over?

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to ask if someone drove past a certain point and then pulled over. The verb "passed" is the correct form in this context.
  • And then you passed it down to him so I'm passing it back up to you.
  • You unplugged it and pulled out the shelves.
  • He probably took a fare upstate again and pulled over on the way back to get some sleep.
  • You passed it on your left.
  • It's not like you passed it.
  • You passed it on to both your kids.
  • You passed it a million times.
  • You passed it, so the curse has begun to lift.
  • Then it took off really quickly, then you pulled over to help the kid.
  • I took the job when you passed it up last time.
  • You passed it on your way up the drive.
  • He's in Clearance. You passed it.
  • You passed it over to someone else and no-one bothered.
  • It'd be best if you passed it on to me.
  • But if you came from the west, you passed it.
  • Getting zero tickets, a flat tire, and pulled over by the cops?
  • I made a wrong turn and pulled over in a parking lot.
  • How do you feel about getting pulled over?
  • You were running errands when you got pulled over?
  • Every time you got the ball tonight, you passed it to me.

Then you past it and pulled over?

This phrase is incorrect. "Past" is not the correct verb form in this context.

  • You unplugged it and pulled out the shelves.
  • He probably took a fare upstate again and pulled over on the way back to get some sleep.
  • Then it took off really quickly, then you pulled over to help the kid.
  • Getting zero tickets, a flat tire, and pulled over by the cops?
  • I made a wrong turn and pulled over in a parking lot.
  • How do you feel about getting pulled over?
  • You were running errands when you got pulled over?
  • You're getting pulled over? OK, you know what,
  • He can't legally possess a gun.» What's the probable cause for getting pulled over?» You didn't have your seat belt on.» You're 20 years old, man.
  • Do you remember what kind of car it was you pulled over?
  • Don't you want to know when we were pulled over?
  • Dawn, why are we being pulled over? -Just chill.
  • And then you sweet-Talked officer cho Into sneaking you past the tape.
  • You're getting pulled over? OK, you know what,
  • We got pulled over tripping on acid one night, pulled over by the cops.
  • When they do you a candle for each decade, then you'll know you're past it.
  • We pulled over to check on him.
  • Last night, he got pulled over for a busted taillight.
  • I've just been pulled over by the cops.
  • My girl got pulled over a couple months back.

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