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Answer:

past as the verb is regular and it ends with ed

Hey there!

The difference between “present tense” and “past tense” is that ‘present tense’ is what’s currently going on at the moment and ‘past tense’ is something that previously happened (mainly in the past).

Example of PRESENT TENSE

“She WRITES books for a living”

Some present tense words ends -ing or -s

Example of PAST TENSE

“She WROTE books”

MAJORITY past tense words ends in -ed

Anyways, let’s answer your question

Answer: PAST TENSE

because it’s talking about camping in the past (hence the -ed)

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