did one's sums
did one's sums is the simple past of do one's sums.
Meaning of do one's sums
Verb
do one's sums (third-person singular simple present does one's sums, present participle doing one's sums, simple past did one's sums, past participle done one's sums)
- To figure out whether one can afford to pay for something.
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- What is did one's sums the simple past of?
- Did one's sums is the simple past of do one's sums.
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