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18 May
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Is it possible to spell the past form of the verb to learn as learnt in Australian English?
Is it possible to spell the past form of the verb to learn as learnt in Australian English?
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- Country or region Australia
Yes it is. In Australia we used learnt as the past form of 'to learn'; An example would be 'Yesterday I learnt how to say the colour in another language."
- Country or region United States
@GinJar14 Do you also used the other version that is "learned"?
- Country or region Australia
@complicatednative Yes we do, an example would be "Yesterday we learned about the history of a country."
- Country or region United States
- Country or region Australia
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