"It snew today."
or
"It snowed today."
p.s- My auto-spell check on my computer is saying snowed but I'm not sure.
8 Answers
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The first phrase, "It snew today" is not correct. The second phrase."It snowed today." is correct. Good luck.
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Snew Definition
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The only SNEW I know of is a Band, a hard rock band from Hollywood
It snowed today, it snowed yesterday, and it snowed last week! That's a lot of SNOW
No such word as SNEW other than the band!
and I live in the frozen North -Canada!
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Snowed. Snew is not a word in english
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I am a professional editor, former college teacher, published author, and basically, not to brag, a language virtuoso ... brava! You, sir, have your finger on the pulse, for it snew here today! It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, indeed!
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No.
"Snew" is not a valid word, except perhaps as slang. "Snowed" is.
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"Snew" is not a word.
"Snowed" is correct.
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No, unfortunately snow is NOT a word. Your autocorrect is accurate. Snowed is the past participle, past tense of snow (Verb)