Irregular verb · Two alike
lean — leant — leant
The three forms of the verb lean. Meaning: to bend your body in one direction; to rest against something.
Base formlean
Past Simpleleant / leaned
Past Participleleant / leaned
Which form where
- Past tense — the second form: I leant
- Past negatives and questions — did and the first form: didn't lean · Did you lean?
- Present Perfect — have / has and the third form: have leant · has leant
Don't lean on the door.
Same group: Two alike
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