is the past tense of clean, cleant???

Lionel Tanen: Yes

Mandy Mustaro: It is cleaned, you should've LEARNED that when you read the dictionary.

Fritz Hawkey: No i believe its cleaned

Armando Somes: clean is a regular verb. which means that you should just add -ed at the end of the word. the past tense should be CLEANED.

Abraham Ladick: You say "cleaned" - to clean is a regular verb in English so you just add "ed" to make it past : "I cleaned the kitchen yesterday." For proof, click on the link below.There are other, irregular verbs like "to leap" which in the past does have the following form "leaped"...I hope this answer your question... :Dthere is a description on clean and cleaned but not cleant....Show more

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Collin Pelfrey: The past tense is CLEANED. And the word LEARNED is American English, as for LEARNT is British English.

Pasquale Pollet: Depends on where you want to teach.

Shandi Wedge: I don't think cleant is a word. I also don't think learnt is a proper way for learn to be written as past tense. I clean[ed] the garage yesterday. I learn[e! d] how to use learn and clean in past tense.

Buster Buch! ko: cleaned

Brock Hladik: I don't any more, but when I did, I taught the grades for which I was certified (9-12).

Ariel Arons: You say "cleaned" - to clean is a regular verb in English so you just add "ed" to make it past : "I cleaned the kitchen yesterday." For proof, click on the link below.There are other, irregular verbs like "to leap" which in the past does have the following form "leapt" (You can also say "leaped"). For a list of irregular verbs, click on the second link.Oh...and by the way all those who corrected "learnt"...you need to go back to school - that form is also acceptable! Maybe you should click on the second link too!...Show more

Jacques Teri: I need to know the answer for this debate project i am doing in school. I am supposed to say that letter grades "DO" reflect your intelligence. Please give me reasons why that would be true, and don't say your grades don't also show intelligence cause i know haha. i just have to go against it, i n! eed help this is really hard so please! THANK YOU

Katheryn Skrobacki: if so what grade and what degree do you hold? i have a ECE associates degree and i was told byt the private christian school i will be teaching at i can teach k 2,3,4. sub, turtor reading, ect and teach pe if needed. i would really love to teach older but i dont have my degree yet.

Idell Syed: For the best answers, search on this site https://shorturl.im/GONaQCleaned or clean. "It is clean," "It was clean," or "It was cleaned." Cleant ain't a word.

Billie Bratchett: See, I want to be either a history or an English teacher. I cannot decide which one I want to teach and I know that I have a couple of teachers who used to or are about to teach different subjects. Did they get degrees in all those subjects? I'm not sure (obviously). So, do you have to have a degree in the subject you want to teach? And what if you decide you'd like to teach a different one? Thanks!

Shad Bushweller: cle! aned

Lou Rought: NO it is CLEANED. go to www.dictionary.com and l! ook up CLEANT it does not exist. also. learnt is supposed to be LEARNED.

Gwenda Micheals: This Site Might Help You.RE:is the past tense of clean, cleant???I am having a huge discussion with my teacher. I have always learnt that the past tense of clean is cleant. But he is telling me that it is clean. Can someone clarify it for me ASAP please. and give me a proof. Thank you....Show more

Serita Hefferon: I cleaned that floor yesterday --- how would cleant or clean be proper??? why not cleaned

Rosalia Hibler: CLEANED / / LEARNED

Stevie Goldey: The question would have been more clear if you have specified your wish on which standard students you are going to teach. Upto 10th standard, you can teach subjects different from your actual graduation(if you're interested in the particular subject). Otherwise you'll have to get your graduation in the concerned subjects!