Understanding Misled: A Guide to the Past Tense of Mislead

Misled is the past tense of the verb "mislead", which means to lead someone astray or give them false information.

Here are some example sentences using "misled":

1. The salesman misled me into buying a car that was not suitable for my needs.
2. The company's financial reports were misleading, making it difficult to assess their true financial health.
3. The politician's statements were misleading and did not accurately reflect the facts.
4. I was misled by the map and ended up lost in the woods.
5. The teacher's instructions were misleading, causing confusion among the students.

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