On lend or on lent

Tony CMember

Should I use on lend or on lent in the below sentence?

1. Monies are advanced to the individual beneficiaries and on lent/on lend to the proposed investment trust.

2. Can you give me an example where we can use the word "on lend" (present form)?

3/1/232:47 PM

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ahmed_btmMember

Hi, Tony C,

@Tony C posted:
Should I use on lend or on lent in the below sentence?
1. Monies are advanced to the individual beneficiaries and on lent/on lend to the proposed investment trust.

Grammatically speaking, you should use 'on-lent'. 'On-lent' is the past participle here because the whole sentence is in the passive voice. 'Monies are advanced to ... and are on-lent to ...'

@Tony C posted:

2. Can you give me an example where we can use the word "on lend" (present form)?

https://dictionary.cambridge.o...nary/english/on-lend

3/1/233:15 PM

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