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is the past tense of 'to treat' the word treated or treat

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judeskelling | 14:37 Tue 12th Dec 2006 | Word Origins
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It depends on the context and use of the word. For instance - "Saddam Hussein treated the Kurdish people badly". OR "In invading the Kurdish areas Saddam Hussein treat the tribesmen badly". If it looks and sounds OK no problem
13:28 Thu 04th Jan 2007
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