May I know which is correct:
1. If I walk pass your house....
2. If I walk past your house...
3. If I walk passed your house....
******* NOT A TEACHER **********
Hello.
(1) Yes, these words can be very confusing.
(2) Kindly remember that
to pass is a verb:
Passed = the past and the past participle:
When I take a walk, I always
pass (= go by) a library.
Yesterday when I took my walk, I
passed (= went by) a car accident.
Mona is a good student in your class. She always
passes
(= gets good marks on) the examinations.
Many visitors
have passed (= entered) through the gates at Disneyland.
(3) Remember that
past is often a preposition:
When I take a walk, I always walk
past (= in front of)
a library.
The bus went
past me without stopping. Now I have to wait for
another bus!!!
6:30 p.m. = half
past (= after) six.
Thank you.
