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Slocawber Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Irregular verbs with two forms
Some irregular verbs have a paradigm with
two forms for the past simple and the past
participle, for ex. burn (burnt / burned)
or learn (learnt / learned).
Can we make a distinction between the use
of the two forms, or they are interchangeable?
Thank you.
two forms for the past simple and the past
participle, for ex. burn (burnt / burned)
or learn (learnt / learned).
Can we make a distinction between the use
of the two forms, or they are interchangeable?
Thank you.
Top answer
The "D" ending is preferred in AmE: burned, learned.
- The "D" ending is preferred in AmE: burned, learned.
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