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Bookmark or Share- Kneeled or Knelt? | Grammarly BlogTo kneel is to bend down or rest on one or both knees. In the past tense, is it knelt or kneeled? Learn how to use both words correctly in this guide.
- Kneeled or Knelt – What’s the Difference? - Writing ExplainedKneeled and knelt are both used as the past tense and past participle of the verb kneel, which means to drop to one’s knees. Knelt is much more common, and is considered standard. Kneeled is not widely accepted. You should avoid kneeled in academic and professional writing.
- Is It Kneeled or Knelt? | Spelling, Difference & ExamplesIn American English, “knelt” and “kneeled” are both used, but “knelt” is preferred. In British English , “knelt” is standard. It’s important to choose one spelling and use it consistently.
- How to Use Kneeled vs knelt Correctly - GRAMMARISTThe words kneeled and knelt are equally correct and interchangeable. A kneeler is a bench with a shelf designed to make it easier for one to kneel. A kneeler is also known as a prie-dieu, a French term first used in 1760. Prie-dieu literally means pray God.
- Kneeled vs. Knelt - Grammar.com“Knelt” is an equally correct spelling for the past tense form of the verb “kneel”, if the word is considered irregular. A lot of people prefer it because it’s shorter and faster to type. But there is no restriction to require this spelling rather than “kneeled”.
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