Which one is correct?
After that, my throat hurted really bad.
After that, my throat hurt really bad.

(I'm talking about something in the past so I thought it was "hurted", but Word underlined "hurted" when I wrote the sentence)

Question

Which one is correct?
After that, my throat hurted really bad.
After that, my throat hurt really bad.

(I'm talking about something in the past so I thought it was "hurted", but Word underlined "hurted" when I wrote the sentence)

Answer

Past tense of ‘hurt‘ is the original form, i.e. hurt, not hurted.

Answer

this is a verb that does not change from present to past  I hurt today.   I hurt yesterday.  he has hurt since last week.
Here is a web site that might help you with some other verbs.
https://jakubmarian.com/english-verbs-that-are-the-same-in-the-present-tense-and-the-past-tense/