Borne

[cbod15]

is this correct " nookie borne three cute puppies" ?

 

[nyota]

***I'm not a teacher***


I'm not sure if you could use bear in this context, but if you could it'd have to be 'bore' not 'borne'. It's rather formal and also I'm not sure if it's not human-specific. How about: nookie gave birth to three cute puppies or nookie had three cute puppies.

 

[cbod15]

thank you... :-D

 

[Rover_KE]

Thank you.:-D

I agree with nyota, but cbod, you need to capitalise Nookie, the name of the dog, and the first word of every sentence.

Rover

 

[konungursvia]

is this correct " nookie borne three cute puppies" ?

In some American dialects it would be natural to say this, but it is not standard as it omits the auxiliary verb.

 

[riquecohen]

***I'm not a teacher***


I'm not sure if you could use bear in this context, but if you could it'd have to be 'bore' not 'borne'. It's rather formal and also I'm not sure if it's not human-specific. How about: nookie gave birth to three cute puppies or nookie had three cute puppies.

There's nothing wrong with "Nookie has borne three cute puppies."

 

[allenman]

I think you mean Snookie.... <American pop culture reference and a joke>

Not a teacher

 

[nyota]

There's nothing wrong with "Nookie has borne three cute puppies."

Yep. Has borne or bore but not borne on its own.