Past tense of “mislead”: misled, misled
The verb “mislead” is irregular: its past simple is “misled” and its past participle is “misled”.
Base form (V1)
mislead
/mɪˈsliːd/
Past simple (V2)
misled
/mɪˈslɛd/
Past participle (V3)
misled
/mɪˈslɛd/
Meaning
to make someone believe something wrong
Example
The signs misled the tourists.
Pattern
ABB — past simple and past participle are the same
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