“Grew” is the simple past tense of “grow,” while “grown” is the past participle. We can use these two verb forms for “grow,” but each one interacts differently with the sentence. “… See more

“Grew” is the easiest of the two forms, so we thought we’d start with that. “Grew” is the simple past tense of “to grow,” which we use to talk about “growing” in the past. We use it w… See more

The simple past tense needs no further explaining. So, we’ll just treat you to some helpful examples instead: 1. I grew a lot over the last year. 2. The plants grew almost thre… See more

Well, “grown” isn’t nearly as simple as “grew,” so you might want to focus on this part. “Grown” is the past participle of the verb “to grow.” A past participle is never grammatic… See more