[ SECRET POST #7022 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7022 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Pet peeves!

[(Anonymous)]

These kids and their newfangled replacing of irregular verbs with regular versions. You can pry my knelt, dug, dreamt etc, out of my cold dead hands. *shakes fist at clouds*

Re: Pet peeves!

[(Anonymous)]

There are people out there saying 'digged'?

Re: Pet peeves!

[(Anonymous)]

Yes. Count yourself fortunate if you haven't run across it (yet). (╥﹏╥)

Re: Pet peeves!

[iff_and_xor]

Yeah, that’s one of those things where I understand how and why it happens, I know it’s a process with a long history and is probably inevitable … and I still think it’s a shame to lose some of the unusual fossilized forms in English.

However, my opinion changes radically as soon as I get back into “teaching ESOL” mode. Then I want to regularize the fuck out of everything and finally fix English spelling/pronunciation rules.

Re: Pet peeves!

[(Anonymous)]

'gifted' as a verb.

*shakes fists at clouds*

Re: Pet peeves!

[iff_and_xor]

I’m curious why that one bothers you in particular.

Do you feel that people should just use “to give” instead? Or “to make a gift of”?