shadow_7283 wrote:
BWOG wrote:
I bet most peopIe wouldn't notice...
The problem is, you have wouldn't which is past tense. Would not. You are talking about the future so you need to use won't. Will not. Or you could change bet to betted. But that would change the meaning of the sentence completely.
It's not about grammar or anything.
Hint: Think about scratch history - what has led to getting some people banned
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shadow_7283 wrote:
BWOG wrote:
I bet most peopIe wouldn't notice...
The problem is, you have wouldn't which is past tense. Would not. You are talking about the future so you need to use won't. Will not. Or you could change bet to betted. But that would change the meaning of the sentence completely.
But "bet" can be past tense. There is no such word as "betted", "bet" can be present or past.
GRAMRAR FAIL
Last edited by Kileymeister (2010-02-22 20:59:00)
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Okay then I didn't want to spoil the answer but here it is:
I don't really know xD
Just kidding of course. The L in people is a capital i
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Looks like Lucario's found it out. Congratulations.
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The ... is used in a lot of "I quit" topics?
Honestly, I just have not a clue, except Ace said I was right earlier, but he was probably joking.
Which I know he was
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Lucario621 wrote:
shadow_7283 wrote:
BWOG wrote:
I bet most peopIe wouldn't notice...
The problem is, you have wouldn't which is past tense. Would not. You are talking about the future so you need to use won't. Will not. Or you could change bet to betted. But that would change the meaning of the sentence completely.
It's not about grammar or anything.
Hint: Think about scratch history - what has led to getting some people banned
I know what you mean because of Spades post.
But man I Ioved the suspense.
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Kileymeister wrote:
shadow_7283 wrote:
BWOG wrote:
I bet most peopIe wouldn't notice...
The problem is, you have wouldn't which is past tense. Would not. You are talking about the future so you need to use won't. Will not. Or you could change bet to betted. But that would change the meaning of the sentence completely.
But "bet" can be past tense. There is no such word as "betted", "bet" can be present or past.
GRAMRAR FAIL
Ahem...
betted
www.m-w.com wrote:
One entry found.
Main Entry: 2bet
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): bet also bet·ted; bet·ting
Date: 1597
transitive verb
1 a : to stake on the outcome of an issue or the performance of a contestant b : to be able to be sure that —usually used in the expression you bet <you bet I'll be there>
2 a : to maintain with or as if with a bet b : to make a bet with c : to make a bet on
intransitive verb
: to lay a bet
GRAMRAR FAIL
Last edited by shadow_7283 (2010-02-22 21:06:47)
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adriangl wrote:
Lemme guess, you spelled people peopie, but with a capital i, something that got users banned.
Oh yeah, he did.
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adriangl wrote:
Lemme guess, you spelled people peopie, but with a capital i, something that got users banned.
Lemme guess, you highlighted my post
Just kidding
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shadow_7283 wrote:
Kileymeister wrote:
shadow_7283 wrote:
The problem is, you have wouldn't which is past tense. Would not. You are talking about the future so you need to use won't. Will not. Or you could change bet to betted. But that would change the meaning of the sentence completely.But "bet" can be past tense. There is no such word as "betted", "bet" can be present or past.
GRAMRAR FAILAhem...
bettedwww.m-w.com wrote:
One entry found.
Main Entry: 2bet
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): bet also bet·ted; bet·ting
Date: 1597
transitive verb
1 a : to stake on the outcome of an issue or the performance of a contestant b : to be able to be sure that —usually used in the expression you bet <you bet I'll be there>
2 a : to maintain with or as if with a bet b : to make a bet with c : to make a bet on
intransitive verb
: to lay a bet
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"Bet" can still be past tense, so you are still wrong
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Kileymeister wrote:
shadow_7283 wrote:
Kileymeister wrote:
But "bet" can be past tense. There is no such word as "betted", "bet" can be present or past.
GRAMRAR FAILAhem...
bettedwww.m-w.com wrote:
One entry found.
Main Entry: 2bet
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): bet also bet·ted; bet·ting
Date: 1597
transitive verb
1 a : to stake on the outcome of an issue or the performance of a contestant b : to be able to be sure that —usually used in the expression you bet <you bet I'll be there>
2 a : to maintain with or as if with a bet b : to make a bet with c : to make a bet on
intransitive verb
: to lay a bet
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"Bet" can still be past tense, so you are still wrong
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Yeah, but it would change the meaning completely. Like I pointed out earlier.
But I betted you would fight the word...
Last edited by shadow_7283 (2010-02-22 21:11:47)
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It is the "l" in people which is actually a capital "i"
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demosthenes wrote:
It is the "l" in people which is actually a capital "i"
Thats it!!!
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But now other people won't have a chance at guessing since you gave the answer away. (I used invisible, for lack of a better word, text to hide the answer)
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The I is a | or a l
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I saw it immediateIy.
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I figured it out... I was actuaIIy going post a topic Iike this!
I see your capitaI I Jonathanpb and scmb1
!
Last edited by greenflash (2010-02-23 00:55:26)
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Chrischb wrote:
I wonder how many other people wiIl see it...
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I figured it out before i read the other user's posts! the scratch font makes it hard to tell, but i could see in the tabs.
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Me too (obviously)
There's a small difference between 'l' and 'I' if you know where to look.
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