British or American?

Hello!
I'd like to know which past pp is British: leaned or leant? --of the verb to lean
If it's leant, is it always the irregular one the BrE one? like learnt and learned?
Thanks a lot

[Francois]

'learnt' is British. As a rule of thumb, Americans generally prefer regular forms

FRC

[twostep]

Originally Posted by Francois

'learnt' is British. As a rule of thumb, Americans generally prefer regular forms

FRC

Just be honest - they are rather laid back when it comes to grammar. :wink:

Americans are cute with respect to English :) to shorten, to simplify anything they can... :)

[twostep]

Originally Posted by ARMION

Americans are cute with respect to English :) to shorten, to simplify anything they can... :)

What makes you say they are cute?

Originally Posted by twostep

What makes you say they are cute?

Well, well, wel... so regular forms are usually American.. thank you --continue with your discussion :D