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| I would use shown in this way, "He had shown them something" and I would use showed in this way, "I showed them that." By the way, what is the "had" part of my first sentence? I can't remember it from my highschool french class (where I learned more about the english language than I ever had from my 13 years of English education in the American public school system :? ). Also, in Exodus 33:18 it says, "And he said, I beseech thee, shew me thy glory." (I think this is Moses to the Lord) Trick question, I say! |
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Auxiliary Verb http://www.usingenglish.com/glossary...iary-verb.html :) :) |
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| Shew and, even, shewed are old forms that are not used nowadays, but are still found in old texts. |
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| Quite right. |
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| You said that Shewed and shew are old forms and that they cannot be found but in old English/texts. I want to know that you did not mean the second choice, showed. I was afraid you made a spelling mistake Keep smiling :wink: |
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| Nowadays the correct form is "showed". |
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| He had shown them something i have shown them something i showed them something |
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| showed |
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