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What is the difference between the words “escaped” and “escaping?”
They are in different tenses.
They are in different voices.
They are different parts of speech.
They are in different forms.

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CrystalQueen
Your answer is A.) They are in different tenses

"Escaped" is in the past tense, and "escaping" is in the present tense.

Ex.
Past tense - The woman escaped through the window
Present tense - The woman is escaping through the window

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FreightTrain101

Answer:

Escaping means you are in the middle of leaving or getting out. Escaped means you accomplished that, and it is past tense, which means it already happened.

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