Knelt or Kneeled?
Knelt.
69% (9 votes)
Kneeled.
8% (1 vote)
I use them both interchangeably.
23% (3 votes)
I don't like the verb knelt/kneeled, I usually use ______. (Comment, please!)
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 13
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Isn't "kneeled" improper?
Not improper, just irregular. :^) Both "kneeled" and "knelt" are correct. It depends on the sentence style, flow, and context. Same goes for bended and bent, awakened and awoke, etc. :^)
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I prefer the irregular verb forms.
Outshone rather than outshined, leapt rather than leaped, sewn rather than sewed, slain rather than slayed, sped rather than speeded, etc.
Personal preference.
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