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Question:

Is the grammar correct in this sentence?

The car weighted a ton; they could not lift it.

Answer:

The car weighed a ton; they could not lift it. Past form of weigh is weighed.
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No, the T is wrong. The car weighed a ton; they could not lift it.
Answer: The car weighed a ton; they could not lift it. To weigh—is a verb or action word. Weight on the other hand is a substantive. It's not possible for weight to be transformed into an action word.

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