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Isn't it: I was You were He/she/it was They were You (plural) were We were
Are you sure about that English class?? I am, you are, he/she/it is, we are, you are, they are. I were, you were, he/she/it was, we were, you were, they were. Anyway.... Pet you.
Are you sure about that English class?? I am, you are, he/she/it is, we are, you are, they are. I were, you were, he/she/it was, we were, you were, they were. Anyway.... Pet you.
I were? WTF!? I don't think that is correct grammar.Sorry,but if you want to try and correct someone.At least try to get it right yourself first.
@Cenere: I looked it up to be sure before I posted it. But as you may have noticed, I failed a bit... Uhm. Not at listing the rule though. And thanks for mentioning that extra rule... Oh feck, I'm so not gonna pass any English exams...
As I posted before, I have confuzzeled myself. So sorry to Zophia, and I will stare at that grammar rule thing...
Now if only people would stop replacing their S's With Z's.I just won't like it for some reason.Anyways I thought about it,but I didn't understand that you were referring to that comment.
Oh well. I just wounder why it is I have and not I has....
Has is used when referring to someone in third person in singular form.Like she has, he has the professor has.If it is referring to yourself, someone in second person point of view(you, your, etc.) and anything in plural form.Such as you have, we have, I have, and they have. Does that explain it to you enough?
Now if only people would stop replacing their S's With Z's.I just won't like it for some reason.Anyways I thought about it,but I didn't understand that you were referring to that comment.
Believe me, I hate it when people do that too. I have my reasons to have done it in my nickname, though. But I do very much dizlike when peoplez randomly putz Zs in at every given opportunitiez. Like, totally zo annoying, yo. [/it]
I'm not replacing the S in my middle name for no reason, I'm just merging it with the z from somewhere in my first name. Because I am very attached to that z, since people almost always write that as an s...
@Cenere: It's just only usuable in a particular kind of sentence?
That is why I though it was wrong, and then confused myself with singing. Thank you, I graduated english class on the highest niveau in high school with a B, I know the rules. Just wondering why it is all weird. And I was not totally mistaken... I were... #&!%&#"!!
Yeah, and also while I'm at it with the English lesson.If you are referring to no one, then it would also be has, like no one has that thing.Although it would be better if you avoid using it in that way,as it doesn't give a very good flow to the sentence, unless absolutely necessary.I can't give a very good example as to what I mean though.Anyways this is as off topic as we can get.I don't even think Zombies well....think, and especially about perfect grammar.
