I've heard "putted" only when a friend was acting juvenile and using poor grammar on purpose, just like the word "eated." Children do this a lot, as they know adding "ed" to the end of most verbs makes it past tense.

"I already put the book on the table hours ago," is actually the correct way to say that.

"Yesterday i put something on the table" - "Yesterday i putted something on the table"

Im a born English speaker and no one i ever knew said putted until i came here.

Thanks Cinders, i thought so.

i'm American and i've never heard putted except for when Cinders said. here it's put. but i'm not sure how it is in other places.

Putted is used when talking about golf. As in "I putted the ball". I've never heard it used as the past tense of put before.

hmm the german shouldnt really say anything but..i remember being at school and people had to learn irregular verbs and loved the simple
"put-put-put" unlike others.ones i still mix up like
to lie..to lay..lied..laid..lied...lying..something?

i will never get that one...:S

put-put-put

Verbs as short as that one usually are the same in all the tenses.

yes, it's put.

it's put of course

put is the same as cut

My native language is Spanish, and I used putted a lot of times.
I didn't know was wrong Ö, nice to know it now.
Maybe I am doing wrong with some other verbs, so this rule can be used for all the "short" verbs?

Thanks

Ive always said and heard put, I don't remember hearing putted
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I've never heard of the word putted in my life

Putted would refer to putting a golf ball.

Putted is for thick people who go to key skills classes xx

i am listening to the CLO DISMISSAL COURT and just heard the lawyer pronounced the word 'putted"yerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr­rrr­rrr­rrr­rrr­rrr­rr