Question

what we saw was not the same house we had believed we had inhabited if only for a day. which of the following is the meaning of the suffix of the word inhabited? in the future tense in the past tense in the current tense never happened

Explanation:

The suffix '-ed' in English is commonly used to form the past - tense of regular verbs. In the word "inhabited", the suffix '-ed' indicates that the action of inhabiting occurred in the past.

Answer:

in the past tense