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Present: "He leads me to believe in grammatical rigor." Past: "She led me to that conclusion long ago." Past, growing popular but historically incorrect: "She
by dsr_ 5y ago
Present: "He leads me to believe in grammatical rigor."
Past: "She led me to that conclusion long ago."
Past, growing popular but historically incorrect: "She lead me to that conclusion long ago."
Noun: "I licked the sweet lead off the wall."
Also noun: "After six rounds of chess-boxing-sprinting, it was not clear to either of the participants who had the lead."
Also also popular but historically incorrect noun: "We have eighty thousand lead-free ornaments on this wall, each lit by an individually-addressable led."
- NoSorryCannot 5y agoThis is spelling, not grammar. It's the same word, not a noun, spelled differently.
- denton-scratch 5y agoAnd each led connected to power by its own lead. Incidentally, are those ornaments electrically-powered? Don't they need leads to provide power?