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What is the past tense of keep something back from?

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The past tense of keep something back from is kept something back from.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of keep something back from is keeps something back from.

The present participle of keep something back from is keeping something back from.

The past participle of keep something back from is kept something back from.

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concealed something from
held something back from
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