Past and Past participle of: drive *
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The past and past participle of the drive is "drove"  and "driven".

Explanation:

The past form of drive is "drove". Past tense is the one that is used to indicate the past happened incident. For example, the below sentence in the past tense.

Example: They drove the car yesterday.

The above sentence explains the past event. The sentence explains that the car is driven yesterday. So the word "drove" is used in that sentence.The past participle of the drive is "driven". This past participle is used to explain the general scenario of the incident.

Example: She has driven the car.                            

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