"spoked" is the past tense of "spoke" (= to furnish with spokes). Did you mean the past tense of "speak"?

27 янв. 2020 г. · Spoke is correct. Spoke is the past tense of speak. Earlier spake was also a past tense. But now it is archaic or used as a dialect. What is the difference between “spoke” and “spoken”? Why can't a spoked wheel be used with tubeless tyres? Другие результаты с сайта www.quora.com

Message: "Spoked" is the past participle of "spoke" (= to furnish with spokes). Did you mean the past participle of "speak"?

The meaning of SPOKE is past tense and archaic past participle of speak. How ... verb. spoked; spoking. transitive verb. : to furnish with spokes. Examples ...

Spoke is the past tense of speak. 2. countable noun [usually plural]. The ... spoke in American English 2. (spouk) (verb spoked, spoking). noun. 1. one of ...

spoke ; 1. Past tense of speak. ; 2. Archaic A past participle of speak.

spoked. simple past and past participle of spoke · Categories: English terms suffixed with -ed · Rhymes:English/əʊkt · Rhymes:English/əʊkt/1 syllable ...

spoke ; 1. Past tense of speak. ; 2. Archaic A past participle of speak.

7 сент. 2020 г. · 'Spoken' is the past perfect and needs the verb 'have' to form it. "I had spoken" is usual but "I have spoken' implies something official or serious.