* Wove is the past tense of weave.
* Weaved is the past participle of weave, but it's also sometimes used informally as the past tense.
Here's a breakdown:
Past Tense:
* Correct: She wove a beautiful tapestry.
* Informal: She weaved a beautiful tapestry. (This is less common and considered less formal)
Past Participle:
* Correct: The tapestry had been woven with intricate detail.
* Incorrect: The tapestry had been weaved with intricate detail.
Present Participle:
* Correct: The spider is weaving its web.
In most cases, "wove" is the grammatically correct choice for the past tense, while "weaved" is primarily used for the past participle.