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> Thinks - "ride" becomes "rode" and "ridden", but the two would appear to have different meanings.
I don't think so. They just appear to be the same word used in different tenses. e.g. I rode my horse. I have often ridden my horse.
Of course, you could use the jocular and say 'we're glad we've got ridden of him'
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