Irregular verb · Two alike
mislead — misled — misled
The three forms of the verb mislead. Meaning: to make someone believe something that is not true.
Base formmislead
Past Simplemisled
Past Participlemisled
Which form where
- Past tense — the second form: I misled
- Past negatives and questions — did and the first form: didn't mislead · Did you mislead?
- Present Perfect — have / has and the third form: have misled · has misled
Same group: Two alike
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