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The past tense of the verb "lead" is "led." (Original Post)
BWdem4life
Apr 29
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LauraInLA
(457 posts)1. Yes!!!
ret5hd
(20,688 posts)2. those who disagree...
need to quit huffing leaded gasoline.
Hermit-The-Prog
(34,015 posts)3. That's heavy.
EYESORE 9001
(26,239 posts)4. It's not 'leaded'?
mucifer
(23,715 posts)5. And people wonder why it's hard to learn English.
SorellaLaBefana
(176 posts)6. 'Led' is also the past participle. And, Never Forget, the...
age-old aphorism: You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead
Tho oft ascribed to the Ancient Greek philosopher Mediocrates, recent study suggests this might actually have been noted by the somewhat more contemporaneous observer: Stan Laurel.
sl8
(14,509 posts)7. I think I red that somewhere. nt
SorellaLaBefana
(176 posts)8. Perhaps Ritten on the Subway Walls?
sl8
(14,509 posts)9. Yes! It's rite under the wurds of the profits. nt
SorellaLaBefana
(176 posts)10. Let us then Prey...
...as do the Prophets
Dulcinea
(6,810 posts)11. Lose vs. loose.
Lose is the opposite of win.
Loose is the opposite of tight.
They're NOT interchangeable. Drives me freaking nuts.
Loose is the opposite of tight.
They're NOT interchangeable. Drives me freaking nuts.