The English past tense form of riding a bicycle is rode a bike.

1. Pronunciation

English?[r?d?ba?k], American?[r?d?ba?k].

2. Definition of rode

Rode is used as a verb, which means to ride; the meaning of riding is the past tense of the verb ride.

3. Definition of a bike

Noun, a bicycle, bicycle.

4. Example

After?lunch,?I?rode?a?bike.?

After lunch, I rode a bicycle.

Extended information

English past tense verb change rules:

1. Add -ed directly to general verbs, for example: look-looked;

2. For verbs ending in e, add -d directly, for example: dance-danced;

3. For consonants ending with y, change y to i and add ed, for example: study-studied ;

4. Ending with a stressed closed syllable, with only one consonant at the end. Double-write the consonant and add -ed, for example: skip-skipped;

5. Ending with c For verbs, change c to ck and add -ed.

6. If a verb ending in l ends with an unstressed syllable, the last letter can be doubled or not. Among them, Bu Shuang is written in American spelling. For example: travel-travelled.

7. Some verbs ending in -p also follow Article 5. Such words are mostly composed of "prefix nouns". For example: Worship-worshipped, handicap-handicapped.

8. The past participle ends in -en, for example: ride-rode-ridden, riding a bicycle, horse, etc.