Past Tense of Win for Fluent English Conversations

Past Tense of Win for Fluent English Conversations verb win The verb to win originates from the Old English 'winnan', meaning to labor, strive, struggle, fight Over time, its usage evolved to denote the act of wink789 Clemson's 34-31 win over No 8 SMU in the ACC championship game threw a wrench into what could've been a simple, relatively controversy-free

wink789 verb won, winning to gain : She won

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