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What is the present tense of dragged your heels?

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The present tense of dragged your heels is drag your heels.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of drag your heels is drags your heels.

The present participle of drag your heels is dragging your heels.

The past participle of drag your heels is dragged your heels.

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