Question

I lose my wallet in the train compartment

(into past tense)​

Answer 1

Answer:

it's already in the past tense

Explanation:

lose is past

Answer 2

I lost my wallet in the train compartment.

• The given sentence is in simple present tense because the verb "lose" has been used.
• To change it into past tense we have to replace it by the past tense of the verb "lose" which is "lost".
• The rest of the sentence will remain the same.
• An example of changing verb into past tense is:
• I go to Delhi for my brother's wedding ceremony.
• I went to Delhi for my brother's wedding ceremony.