kneel, knelt, knelt
kneel, kneeled, kneeled

To rest on knees

跪下

1) Kneel – Knelt – Knelt

  • This is the traditional irregular form, more common in British English.
  • Example:
    • She kneels to pray every morning.
    • Yesterday, she knelt beside the bed.
    • They have knelt in silence many times.

      2) Kneel – Kneeled – Kneeled

  • This is the regular form, more common in American English.
  • Example:
    • He kneeled to tie his shoes.
    • She kneeled before the king.
    • They have kneeled during the ceremony.

      Summary

  • Knelt → irregular, traditional, British-preferred.
  • Kneeled → regular, American-preferred.
  • Both are correct, but knelt is more widely recognized internationally.
Base Form kneel
Simple Past knelt | kneeled
Past Participle knelt | kneeled
3rd Person Singular kneels
-ing Form kneeling
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