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05:14 🌈Grind, ground, grinded
A mistake as pretty generally accepted, "grinded" as the past tense in America, but which tricky is used for some of the meanings, but not all of them.
1️⃣to grind sth down(to reduce to its small particles or powder by crushing)
Ex: I'm gonna grind some coffee beans for fresh coffee.
👏👏👏For this meaning of "grind"
✗: I grinded some herbs. I grinded some coffee beans.
✓: I ground some herbs. I ground some coffee beans.
🧐I used to grind …(for when you don't know the past tense of "grind")

2️⃣to rub together greeding
Ex: My son has a habit of grinding his teeth."
Ex: I could hear the gear was grinding when the pull pump started.
Ex: The gear was grinded whrn it started.
👏👏👏Which past tense to be used depends on its definition. The "ground" is always the right past tense word.

“back to the grind”是个很形象的习语，意思是“重新开始枯燥/繁重的工作”，有点像“回到苦差事里”的感觉。这里的“grind”指代那些日复一日、略显乏味的日常工作或任务，比如上班族周一回到办公室，学生开学后重新投入学习，就可以说“back to the grind”。
举个例子：假期结束后，大家常感叹“I have to go back to the grind tomorrow.”（明天又得回去搬砖了）。

“ground”是“grind”的过去式和过去分词形式 比如“grind fresh herb”（研磨新鲜香草）的过去式就是“ground the herb”

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