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Grammar and Linguistics > Dear collegues! Could you give me a peace of advice.She doesn īt have any husband. Is this correct?
Dear collegues! Could you give me a peace of advice.She doesn īt have any husband. Is this correct?
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Zora
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Hi cheezels,
The "payed" in question is not the past tense of "pay" as in owe money. It is the past of "to let out a cable or line... to slacken" as my dictionary here says.
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18 Nov 2009
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Kate (kkcat)
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She doesn īt have any children or She doesn īt have children.
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I haven īt got any idea or I don īt have any idea or I have no idea.
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18 Nov 2009
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cheezels
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Hey Zora.... When I have looked online for definitions many sites list Payed as the correct term when talking about the past tense of pay. I only have really noticed this recently as it has popped up a few times....I have never used it myself though....
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18 Nov 2009
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MarionG
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actually having or not having a husband does not necessarily reflect on how lonely she is...One can be very lonely despite a husband or have a bubbling social life without a husband...... Hi Hi ;) |
18 Nov 2009
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