“Sewed” and “sewn” are both correct as the past tense of “sew.” We use “sewed” as either the simple past tense or the past participle, which means it works in multiple forms. How… See more

“Sewed” is both the simple past tense, which works on its own, and the past participle, which requires an auxiliary verb. We can use it to talk about someone “sewing” in … See more

Since “sewed” can be both the simple past tense and the past participle, we’ll make sure tosplit this section accordingly. You can read the sections that most apply to you, but w… See more

“Sewn” is only the past participle of “sew.” It’s the most common variation that people use, but we’ve already explained a lot about the past participle, so there isn’t much new i… See more