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Past tense of mislearn

The past simple of mislearn is mislearned and the past participle is mislearned: mislearn – mislearned – mislearned.

Base form V1
mislearn
Past simple V2
mislearned
Past participle V3
mislearned

Mislearnt is also used in British English.

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Meaning of mislearn

To learn something in a wrong form and keep repeating the mistake

  • ExampleChildren often mislearn a word from hearing it once.

Mislearn, mislearned, mislearned in sentences

  • Past simpleHe mislearned the word as a child.
  • Past participleThe rule has been mislearned by everyone.

Similar verbs

Mislearn is built on learn and changes the same way.

Past simple and past participle the same, like mislearn: have, make, think, say, find, feel, keep, tell.

Common questions

What is the past tense of mislearn?

Mislearned. For example: He mislearned the word as a child.

What is the past participle of mislearn?

Mislearned. It follows be in the passive, as in The rule has been mislearned by everyone.

Is mislearn a regular verb?

Mostly, yes: mislearn usually takes -ed (mislearned). It is listed with the irregular verbs because mislearnt is also correct.

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