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Discover LudwigThe phrase "they tended" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used in the past tense to describe an action or behavior that someone consistently did in the past. Example: "As children, they tended to get into mischief together."
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They tended to extinguish easily.
They tended their yards.
They tended their horses.
They tended to be in the West.
Politically they tended toward primitive anarchism.
They tended to pay off.
They tended their gardens together.
"They tended to be spread out, they tended to be gaudy, they tended to be chromey".
Instead, they tended to form protein aggregates.
They tended Darryl for a long time.
They tended to resent her brusque approach.
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