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What is the past tense of get across someone?

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The past tense of get across someone is got across someone.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of get across someone is gets across someone.

The present participle of get across someone is getting across someone.

The past participle of get across someone is got across someone.

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What is the past tense of get across someone?

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