What's the difference between choose and chose? #shorts

The video tutorial explains the difference between 'choose' and 'chose'. 'Choose' is the base form of the verb used to decide on an option, while 'chose' is its past tense form. Examples are provided to illustrate their usage in sentences.

What is the base form of the verb used to decide among options?

• Choosing

• Chose

• Choose

• Choosen

Which form of the verb is used to describe a decision made in the past?

• Choosen

• Choose

• Choosing

• Chose

If you decided on something last week, which verb form would you use?

• Choosen

• Choose

• Chose

• Choosing

Which sentence correctly uses the past tense of 'choose'?

• I choose the blue one yesterday.

• I choosen the blue one yesterday.

• I chose the blue one yesterday.

• I choosing the blue one yesterday.

What is the main difference between 'choose' and 'chose'?

• 'Choose' is past tense, 'chose' is present tense.

• 'Choose' is present tense, 'chose' is past tense.

• Both are used for future decisions.

• Both are used interchangeably.