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Phrasal verb "Carry on" and its meaning | What does this phrase mean: 'Now you are being sensible'?
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Learned vs. learnt #1 (permalink) Sun Nov 07, 2004 11:49 am   Learned vs. learnt
 

Test No. errors/elem-14 "Listen and Improve Your English", question 1

Hello everybody, in this session we are going to go over some of the vocabulary that you learn in session 1.

(a) this
(b) some
(c) learn

Test No. errors/elem-14 "Listen and Improve Your English", answer 1

Hello everybody, in this session we are going to go over some of the vocabulary that you learned in session 1.

Correct entry: learned
The error was: (c) learn

You have found the error but your entry is incorrect.
Hello everybody, in this session we are going to go over some of the vocabulary that you learnt in session 1.
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I thought "learnt" was a correct form for the simple past of "learn"???? Am I wrong?
auray
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Learned vs. learnt #2 (permalink) Sun Nov 07, 2004 11:57 am   Learned vs. learnt
 

Hi Auray,

You are right - both versions are correct,
please try the test again here:

learned vs. learnt

In addition you might want to take a look at this post:
Why learned and not learnt?

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