Preach it, sister! It’s like nails on a chalkboard, but I figured I’d already made enough trouble around here.
The only thing worse than brung is brang. Took me years to convince my husband to stop saying brang.
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Wordle
- Thread starter MisterPenguin
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The only thing worse than brung is brang. Took me years to convince my husband to stop saying brang.
English's irregular past participles definitely needs to be updated. "Gnawn" is an example of that!
With the waning of prescriptivist grammarians, the 'wrong' past participles are becoming more common as people infer consistent rules rather than memorize rules based on irregular forms. "I would've went with you," is rather common now, and hardly anyone bats an eye anymore when they hear it.
So, 'brung' is a bell that can't be unrought.
<shudder>
Everyone knows it's not brang but bringded.Preach it, sister! It’s like nails on a chalkboard, but I figured I’d already made enough trouble around here.
The only thing worse than brung is brang. Took me years to convince my husband to stop saying brang.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
I really didn't think they would take brung but in my still sleepy state, I thought it could work. It at least gave me the placement of the last three letters.
At least it brung you peace.
Wordle 226 5/6
SplashJacket
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FeelsSoGoodToBeBad
Well-Known Member
Wordle 226 4/6
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
Wordle 226 3/6
Wordle 226 5/6*
That's OK. I'm going to be reporting myself for using
pinot
I was caught in the rhyming gaming myself. Can you imagine all the people, including us, who would've missed this one if the answer was
TIGHT
PUSH
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The NYT is buying Wordle. People are skeptical that even though they say it will remain free, the NYT does not offer things for free.
www.nytimes.com
The New York Times Buys Wordle
The word game, released in October, has millions of daily users.
www.nytimes.com
Add me to the list of skeptics. Either pay to play, or suffer through lots of ads.The NYT is buying Wordle. People are skeptical that even though they say it will remain free, the NYT does not offer things for free.
The New York Times Buys Wordle
The word game, released in October, has millions of daily users.
