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Learned or Learnt
Which one do you feel is correct and why do you think it is? In the US, we use learned and in the UK, it's learnt. Honestly, even though I live in the US, I don't feel like "learned" looks right, it doesn't seem grammatically correct :nosweat:
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Re: Learned or Learnt
I was always taught learned.
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Re: Learned or Learnt
I was always taught "learned". I think both are correct, but "learnt" always makes me do a double-take. :nosweat:
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Re: Learned or Learnt
For me I was always taught learned.
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Re: Learned or Learnt
I've used both interchangeably :nosweat:
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Re: Learned or Learnt
Learnt, because I was taught British English.
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Re: Learned or Learnt
Argh!! Irregular verbs! My weakness!!
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Re: Learned or Learnt
I think "learned". "Learnt" looks strange to me when I see it.
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Re: Learned or Learnt
I use 'learnt'.
The only time (rarely) I would use the spelling 'learned' is when it means something different to 'learnt' and pronounced with two syllables (as in LER-NED). The English language can be so quirky sometimes! |
Re: Learned or Learnt
I was taught learned. :)
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I was taught “learned” so seeing “learnt” tickles my brain in a certain way haha.
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