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What is the past tense of nag someone about?

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The past tense of nag someone about is nagged someone about.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of nag someone about is nags someone about.

The present participle of nag someone about is nagging someone about.

The past participle of nag someone about is nagged someone about.

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kept talking about
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