As a past participle, you more often use a "-ed" or "-t" ending? - English Language

English Language As a past participle, you more often use a "-ed" or "-t" ending?

Pick one:

- ed as in &# 34; learned&# 34;, &# 34; dreamed&# 34;, etc.

-ed as in "learned", "dreamed", etc.

- t as in &# 34; learnt&# 34;, &# 34; dreamt&# 34;, etc.

-t as in "learnt", "dreamt", etc.

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ThePrincesTale posted over a year ago

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