• (cs) in reply to DaveK
    DaveK:
    Anonymous:
    bjolling:
    English is insane. Why not make the same table with "read"?
    Spelling | Pronunciation | Meaning
---------|---------------|---------
read     | reed          | present tense of verb "to read"
read     | red           | past tense of verb "to read"
red      | red           | colo(u)r
Red      | red           | some kind of zebra
    Or even "bread":
    Spelling | Pronunciation | Meaning
---------|---------------|---------
bread    | bred          | present tense of verb "to bread"
breaded  | bred-ed       | past tense of verb "to bread"
bred     | bred          | verb to make baby
breded   | bred-ed       | past tense verb to made baby
    How is "to made babby" formed? How verb get conjugate?

    Too late to be purpled now, but it's the thought that counts?

  • Brilliant!!!!! (unregistered)

    OMG!!!

    This is brilliant. This forces city officers to have to change the names of calendar-month sounding streets and roads to something more sensical like 'B' road or 'Street' road.

    _hector

  • Isikyus (unregistered) in reply to John

    Since the octopus already has an s, the second one is optional.

    p. 200, Baily, B, Shaffer, V & Shaw, H 1960, McGraw-Hill Handbook of English, McGraw-Hill Book Company, Sydney.

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