What is the past tense of the verb "bust" in Britain?
Is it bust or busted?
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I found that verb here http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/bust_1 and it seems that both bust and busted are used
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It's "busted". Don't confuse "bust" with "burst" - burst doesn't change.
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As "cut", Bust is an irregular verb that has no change in past, so the past tense is the same, bust.
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