Bought or Buyed
Learn the correct past tense “Bought” and why “Buyed” is incorrect.
Buyed
Incorrect spelling - “Buyed” is incorrect; it is not used in English.
"Buyed" is a common misspelling of "Bought". Always use "Bought" when referring to the correct word.
Bought
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Bought” is the correct past tense of “buy” (to purchase something).
Definition of Bought
"Bought": “Bought” is the correct past tense of “buy” (to purchase something).
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for Bought
- • purchased
- • acquired
- • obtained
Usage Examples
"Correct:" She bought a new dress.
"Correct:" I bought groceries yesterday.
"Correct:" They bought a car last week.
"Correct:" He bought tickets for the concert.
"Incorrect:" She buyed a new dress.
"Incorrect:" I buyed groceries yesterday.
"Incorrect:" They buyed a car last week.
"Incorrect:" He buyed tickets for the concert.
Notes:
- • Bought is irregular past tense.
- • Buyed is never correct.
- • Think: buy → bought.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct past tense?
A: Bought.
Q: Is buyed correct?
A: No, it’s always wrong.
Q: Trick to remember?
A: Buy → Bought, irregular past tense pattern.
Summary
“Bought” is correct; “Buyed” is never correct.