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What is the present tense of picked up speed?

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The present tense of picked up speed is pick up speed.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of pick up speed is picks up speed.

The present participle of pick up speed is picking up speed.

The past participle of pick up speed is picked up speed.

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Traverse for a variation, ski the side of a rib or drop over a roll, pick up speed, carve a big arc.
We clamber up over rocks onto a barren, boulder-strewn moonscape where we pick up speed.
This it did and we were able at last to pick up speed and regain steerage way.
You start off really slowly and then gradually pick up speed as the horse gallops off like the wind.
It is necessary to change down to third gear to pick up speed, especially when overtaking.
His wheel rims were already wet from the water already in the road and, if anything, he continued to pick up speed.

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