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Lended or Lent

Lended or Lent: Which Is Correct? Easy Grammar Guide for 2026

October 5, 2026 by AMila QU AMila QU
Lended or Lent: Which Is Correct? Easy Grammar Guide for 2026

Have you ever frozen while typing a message about a borrowed book? Many learners wonder about lended or lent because most English verbs end in -ed. The short answer is simple: use lent. Lend is one of many irregular verbs, so its pattern is lend, lent, lent. This guide explains the rules, shows clear examples, … Read more

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