>the past tense of run is not "runed"
The past tense of run is not "runed"
Mason Lopez
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Bentley Rodriguez
ran
Ian Diaz
Right, its ran. English mother fucker do you speak it?
Cooper Wilson
that sounds like something a dirty fucking Canadian would say
YOU
HAVE
TO
GO
BACK
Nathan Price
German has simple past tense too. There's absolutely nothing wrong with it
Jose Perry
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the """"""wrong"""""" about it is that it's an irregular verb. big deal, good bait
Colton Walker
Verbs and conjugation in english is so simple and easy, it is very pleasing but kinda boring
Cameron Gomez
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Camden Sanchez
Really nice
Elijah Ward
>the plural of ox is not "oxes"
Carson Butler
>watch youtube
>most native speakers don't know the past participle of cost and cast are the same as the present one and say 'costed' and 'casted' instead
guess English still isn't easy enough for the average YT joe
Carter Thompson
Meanwhile, for the same verb
I wish french was this simple
Connor Myers
Yes! And this is stupid. Do something. Change rules of grammar for example or what.
Nolan Ortiz
sometimes websites give as options the correct one, and the common mistake. If a language is not regulated, widespread mistakes become the new rule.
Jonathan Baker
languages evolve. the natives shape the language constantly so actually youre wrong and theyre right.
Jose Garcia
plural of man is not "mans".
Landon Perez
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Justin Thomas
Implying all these rules are not meant to weed out the retards who can't speak English for shit.
Luke Powell
>man
>men
>human
>humans
Camden Evans
Yes I just noticed it
Aaron Peterson
You're like a baby. How many layers of IE are you on?
Jeremiah Lee
'Human' is Latin. 'Man' is English.
Funny thing is that in certain dialects of English English, verbs are free to float between strong and weak forms. So one could find the past tense of 'sell' being 'sold' or 'selled' (pronounced 'selt'), or of 'treat' as 'treated' or, in the North, 'tret'.
I really do feel sorry for foreigners. Complete mind-fuck.
Adam Young
>when an english native says "should of"
Camden Lopez
C'est une bonne chose qu'ils ne sont plus utilisés (sauf le subjonctif présent)
Grayson Harris
yes and this is that what i talking about.
No logic in this shit.
Andrew Garcia
The product of learning English naturally by speech, and not from a book. When pronounced, 'should've' and 'should of' sound exactly the same.
Jackson Flores
see
Connor James
in spanish
Henry Morris
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Angel Powell
>deer and dear sound the same
>peer and pear sound different
Charles Turner
>woman (woman)
>women (wimin)