Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Leant"

A:

The movement of the oar while rowing - each drag thru the water is called a stroke

A: She tried to start thinking properly

A: “Leant” is the past tense of “Lean.” To lean on something means you are putting your weight back on it. I usually use the word “leaned.” I think it is more natural!

For example,
He leant back in his chair and almost fell.

A: He leant me some money last week. The tree leant up against the fence after the storm. Where is the money your friend leant you?

A: You could have borrowed my hammer, but I lent it to my neighbour.
He lent a hand with her luggage.

A: Nothing. Both are used in both British English and American English, but learnt is used more often in British English than in American English.....

A: learn*

A: it should be foundation

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A: One pushes a stroller/baby stroller.

A: Both