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Scarf guava 558 Posted 9 years ago
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I know lead is wrong, but I want to use it!
The current Marketing team lead led by Shawn Goodin will move into the new organization and report into Munish.
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'Lead' is the present tense; 'led' is the past tense and participle so must be used in your sentence. ' However, the mistake is made by many English native speakers as 'lead' (the metal) is pronounced 'led' so huge numbers of people use it mistakenly.
- 'Lead' is the present tense; 'led' is the past tense and participle so must be used in your sentence.
- ' However, the mistake is made by many English native speakers as 'lead' (the metal) is pronounced 'led' so huge numbers of people use it mistakenly.
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'Lead' is the present tense; 'led' is the past tense and participle so must be used in your sentence. '...team [which is] led by...'
However, the mistake is made by many English native speakers as 'lead' (the metal) is pronounced 'led' so huge numbers of people use it mistakenly.
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