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What is the past tense of smile on?

What's the past tense of smile on? Here's the word you're looking for.

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The past tense of smile on is smiled on.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of smile on is smiles on.

The present participle of smile on is smiling on.

The past participle of smile on is smiled on.

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I knew I wouldn't get a chance to slip in before class but fortune smiled on me in the form of an open window.

Neither side had won a game this season, but fortune smiled on SCU Yellow, who now climb off the bottom of the ladder and move clear of the unlucky Eagles.

The minister relaxed to a smile at John's amiability, and John smiled on me.

In fact he smiled on quite a few occasions, though probably more out of exasperation than anything else.

Fortune smiled on guests who received prizes in lucky draws throughout the evening.

For seven minutes, fate smiled on Liverpool and, with three shots on goal, Milan's advantage was nullified.

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