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byblades - pegasis105rf - Apr. 10, 2010
tell me your favorite beyblade
RE: byblades - Kai-V - Apr. 10, 2010
Hm, I believe we have a topic for that already, plus it can be written in your profile too.
RE: byblades - Sora - Apr. 10, 2010
You spelt Beyblades wrong.
RE: byblades - pegasis105rf - Apr. 10, 2010
I no
RE: byblades - NAP - Apr. 10, 2010
(Apr. 10, 2010 5:42 PM)Sora Wrote: You spelt Beyblades wrong.
This coming from a person who can't spell "spelled".
This thread is arbitrary.
RE: byblades - Kai-V - Apr. 10, 2010
(Apr. 10, 2010 9:41 PM)NAP Wrote: This coming from a person who can't spell "spelled".I am quite certain it can be written "spelt" as well. That is what I was always taught at school, along with "spelled". Just like "burned" and "burnt".
This thread is arbitrary.
RE: byblades - NAP - Apr. 10, 2010
I'm pretty sure spelt is just common vernacular.
Burnt is the past participle of Burned, I believe.
RE: byblades - Kai-V - Apr. 10, 2010
(Apr. 10, 2010 10:21 PM)NAP Wrote: I'm pretty sure spelt is just common vernacular.http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/irregular-verbs/spell.html
Burnt is the past participle of Burned, I believe.
I do not know : a lot of my books had also stated that both "burned" and "burnt" could be used for Simple past, as well as for perfect tenses. Obviously I am just a francophone learning English, however all my references have told me this before.