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#1 26-Oct-2003, 22:56Fly/___/Flown
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#3 12-Nov-2007, 22:20Re: Fly/___/Flown
so would you say "I flew from London to Dublin last week"?
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#4 24-Nov-2007, 15:59Re: Fly/___/Flown
Sure.
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#5 08-Jan-2008, 07:21Re: Fly/___/Flown
there's no doubt about the past tense of fly which is ((flew))
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#6 08-Jan-2008, 07:36Re: Fly/___/Flown
Yes! And then I would say "I flew from Dublin to London this week!" Originally Posted by rocha
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#7 26-Feb-2008, 10:03
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It's "flew".
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#8 23-Apr-2008, 14:17Re: Fly/___/Flown
Flew.
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#9 27-Mar-2011, 17:44Re: Fly/___/Flown
flew
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#10 24-Sep-2015, 02:35Re: Fly/___/Flown
"Flew" is the most correct, "Flied" sounds really strange, and Flowed is the past participle of Flow e.g. The water flowed
"Flown" is a word I would use to describe something flying, e.g. "The plane has flown away", whilst "flew" is what I would use to say that I had taken part in the flying, e.g. "We flew to Mallorca at 5 PM".
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