Where in the World is Bob Saget?

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Okay, would you guys say "I have drank" or "I have drunk"? I know the right answer (the one nobody else seems to think is the right answer), but nobody believes me.

 

[Nemo14]

Isn't it "I have drunk"?

 

[Lucky]

Okay, would you guys say "I have drank" or "I have drunk"? I know the right answer (the one nobody else seems to think is the right answer), but nobody believes me.

Correct usage if you're in a fraternity is "I am drunk."

 

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Isn't it "I have drunk"?

Yes, but it's amazing how many people don't know that that's correct.

 

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Correct usage if you're in a fraternity is "I am drunk."

I don't drink.

Yes, shocker. College student in Wisconsin doesn't drink? Call CNN!

 

[Nemo14]

Yes, but it's amazing how many people don't know that that's correct.

Clearly they need a Sageteer!

 

[Nemo14]

I don't drink.

Yes, shocker. College student in Wisconsin doesn't drink? Call CNN!

film at 11!

 

[acishere]

I don't drink.

Yes, shocker. College student in Wisconsin doesn't drink? Call CNN!

Wolf Blitzer is en route. He tends to mix things up though so the story might be about your crippling alcoholism.

 

[Lucky]

Someone has to stay sober to keep an eye on all those cows.

 

[Nemo14]

Someone has to stay sober to keep an eye on all that rhubarb.

fixed that for you....

 

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Oh, I love your guys' Wisconsin jokes! They seriously make me laugh all the time.

 

[englanddg]

Okay, would you guys say "I have drank" or "I have drunk"? I know the right answer (the one nobody else seems to think is the right answer), but nobody believes me.

I have drank is correct.

 

[englanddg]

I won't get into all the boring english stuff, but "I have drunk" is all bad and stuff, and stuff.

 

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I won't get into all the boring english stuff, but "I have drunk" is all bad and stuff, and stuff.

I think it's taught differently throughout everywhere. I've always been taught that it's "I have drunk". After looking on the internet, I have finded (sorry, I just had to do that) that there are different answers. I've found some that have said "drunk" and some that have said "drank". I've never been taught that it's "have drank", though.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

That reminds me of:
Sun coming up, got cakes on the griddle,
Life ain't nothin but a funny, funny riddle....
Thank God I'm a country boy!

RIP...John Denver

Just don't sing Ricky Mountain High. (Scares the crap out of me thanks to Final Destination)

 

[englanddg]

I think it's taught differently throughout everywhere. I've always been taught that it's "I have drunk". After looking on the internet, I have finded (sorry, I just had to do that) that there are different answers. I've found some that have said "drunk" and some that have said "drank". I've never been taught that it's "have drank", though.

All the analysis is written by Bob Saget.

 

[englanddg]

The real issue is, if you want to get serious, active vs passive voice. In that case...

"I drank tonight" vs "I drunk tonight", the former would be correct.

If you added to that...

"I drank 3 beers tonight" vs "I drunk three beers tonight"

It's obvious which is correct, if you are aware of this.

 

[Nemo14]

yes but when you put "have" into the mix you need the past participle (drunk). (I have drunk 3 cups of coffee already)

 

[englanddg]

yes but when you put "have" into the mix you need the past participle (drunk).

Yes, and that is passive voice.

 

[Nemo14]

http://crofsblogs.typepad.com/english/2005/01/drink_drank_dru.html