[ SECRET POST #2307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2307 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

In my experienced "figured" is used very commonly in America across all age groups. I feel you on it being wrong in British though, and vice-versa; I was once reading a fic about an American character who said "I've worked that out for myself, thanks" where she really should have said "I figured that out for myself, thanks". Quite jarring.

[inkdust]

Yeah this.

[bur]

..."worked it out' is a British turn of phrase? ...cuz I live in like, dead center US and we use that all the time.

[hateart]

I'm American and both quotes sound normal to me.

[(Anonymous)]

Put me down as an American who doesn't get how "worked that out" is problematic.

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DA

Not problematic, but apparently British? I think this is a YMMV thing, because I hear "figured it out" and "worked it out" all the time.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, um, I use that all the time. Just as much as figured. And I'm from Texas.