>Funnily enough you can read the "read" in my sentence above as both present or past tense. It both works but would be pronounced differently.
I hate the recent trend of writing "lead" to mean both "lead" as in "leader" and "led" as in, well, led.
Seems it was just a decade or two ago when the two were used distinctively, but some time in the late '10s it all just became "lead".
eg: "The army is led well by the general." vs. "The army is lead well by the general."
Funnily enough you can read the "read" in my sentence above as both present or past tense. It both works but would be pronounced differently.