13-Aug-2004, 05:37
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Originally Posted by Casiopea Quote: |
Originally Posted by yulia Past Simple Past Participle
went gone/been
kneeled/knelt kneeled/knelt
forecast/forecasted forecast/forecasted
learnt/learned learnt/learned
How do I know when I should use for Past Simple one of these two forms, or when I should use one of these two forms for Present Perfect? | The slash (/) means, either variant is acceptable; The difference is usually attributed to spelling, especially -ed and -t variants; as for, gone/been, well, they are near synonyms:
I have gone (I've been there)
I have been (I've gone)
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No I got it now. |