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What is the past tense of bail someone out?

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The past tense of bail someone out is bailed someone out.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of bail someone out is bails someone out.

The present participle of bail someone out is bailing someone out.

The past participle of bail someone out is bailed someone out.

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