200 Most Important Irregular Verbs in English | Pronunciation and Grammar Lesson

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Thanks for this amazing and useful lesson.
Nevertheless I would like to ask you why there are 2 or even 3 forms of past tense or participle for instance :
Dream- dreamt/dreamed.
Is this because of the way it's used in British and American? In that case which one is British 🇬🇧 or American 🇺🇲?
Thanks in advance for your answer.👍

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These vary. Dreamt is more common in Britain, but both are used in both places. Some of the others are British/American, while others are simply both acceptable.

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Great question! Like you guessed, usually it's a difference between British and American English.
Dream - dreamt (UK) / dreamed (USA)
learn - learnt (UK) / learned (USA)

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More terms:
Burn - burnt/burned
Lean - leant/leaned
Light - lit/lighted
Spell - spelt/spelled
Spill - spilt/spilled

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Great! I'm glad these are useful verbs. (Use "these are" with a plural noun.)

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