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Topic	-ed past vs -ed present.
zebatov 11/22/19 11:39:34 PM #7:	Sarcasthma posted... For ~ed verbs, the past tense is the same as the past participle. Knowing this stuff would make it a lot easier to learn other languages. Thankfully Japanese is rigid and still somewhat translates directly over. What about I am (currently) honoured.? Not I was honoured with... If speaking in Japanese terms I would assume the latter would be -shita and the former would be something else? --- C was right. <cite>zebatov posted [p:930560653] in -ed past v... [t:78189180]...</cite> <quote>Sarcasthma posted... </cite> <quote>For ~ed verbs, the past tense is the same as the past participle.</quote>Knowing this stuff would make it a lot easier to learn other languages. Thankfully Japanese is rigid and still somewhat translates directly over. What about I am (currently) honoured.? Not I was honoured with... If speaking in Japanese terms I would assume the latter would be -shita and the former would be something else? --- C was right.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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