"Made me say it" or "Made me said it"?

Made me say.

You cannot have two past tense forms in the same verb phrase (made and said). One of them must be in the dictionary form (say).

😉 Bonjour, Hello

It's: '' Made me say it ''.

~~ Have a nice day ~~

Cat. •That's all
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_ *: ･ﾟ✧Je suis / I'm (= I support ) :
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"Made me say it"