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What is the past tense of seek to?

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The past tense of seek to is sought to.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of seek to is seeks to.

The present participle of seek to is seeking to.

The past participle of seek to is sought to.

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Lee sought to calm the public by saying the Chinese missiles only carried dummy warheads.
We have sought to act in accordance with the principles we have set out earlier.
Medieval monastics sought to abstain from enjoying daily life, lest they prefer it to God.
Much of the trade sought to replace imports with local substitutes of acceptable quality but lower cost.
In December, the Haitian police, acting on their own information, sought to arrest him at his home.
In food matters they sought to maintain an equilibrium between abstinence and indulgence.

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