j2k4 stated
"In six more years, perhaps you'll have learned to spell it correctly."
i looked it up because i thought it should be "learnt",
according to my resources both seem to be correct....
Which is correct and why?
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j2k4 stated
"In six more years, perhaps you'll have learned to spell it correctly."
i looked it up because i thought it should be "learnt",
according to my resources both seem to be correct....
Which is correct and why?
Learnt is past tense, in the sense that you have already done it, so as far as i'm aware it should be learnt. Although thats not to say it shouldn't be learned either.
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since i can't beat him in politics - here is the statement in question http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/showp...7&postcount=42
They mean the same thing, mate.
You are both right.
So you correcting him was basically wrong.
My own feeling is learned sounds more formal than learnt. Which would kind of fit the scenario.
(Stands silently in the shadow, magnanimous in victory...) :whistlingQuote:
Originally Posted by Sextent
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Originally Posted by j2k4(Stands silently in the shadow, magnanimous in victory...) :whistlingQuote:
Originally Posted by Sextent
just because his wrong, doesnt mean you have to make your text this tiny
It's learnt.
How old are you, anyway?Quote:
Originally Posted by BrolyBooQuote:
Originally Posted by j2k4
just because his wrong, doesnt mean you have to make your text this tiny
12?Quote:
Originally Posted by j2k4How old are you, anyway?Quote:
Originally Posted by BrolyBoo
Almost a teenager wow:dabs:
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Originally Posted by j2k4(Stands silently in the shadow, magnanimous in victory...) :whistlingQuote:
Originally Posted by Sextent
Ah unfair if we can't beat you in a debate ,at lest we should win a spelling Bee . ;)