Which of these is correct?
1) Walk passed the golf club buildings.
2) Walk past the golf club buildings.
I think it is number 1) however some of my friends disagree.
Number 1) would be correct and number 2) is meaning something from the past (before)Originally Posted by chris page
Either may be correct. If "Walk" is the subject, i.e. a person, then Walk may indeed have passed (simple past tense of verb "to pass") the building without stopping.
If, on the other hand, you are using "Walk" as a command, as in "Walk beyond the building without stopping", then past (beyond) would be the correct choice.
"past" is correct.
"passed" is the past tense of 'pass'.