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How do you Conjugate a Verb?

CAREFULLY !


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EXCEPTIONS ?


© - Tom Hyland - 1/3/12


Present - Past - Past Perfect ...

Ring - Rang - Rung ...
A Bell.

Sing - Sang - Sung ...
A Song.

Bring - Brang - Brung ...
Oops! Not So!
Bring - Brought - Brought ...
Why?

Lie - Lay - Laid ...
To Position.

Vie - Vay - Vaid ...
To Compete.
Oops! Not So!
Why Not?

Vie - Vied - Vied ...
Correct Answer.

Lie - Lied - Lied ...
An Untruth.

Say - Said - Said ...
To Speak.

Stay - Staid - Staid ...
Nope!
Stay - Stayed - Stayed ...

Tie - Tay - Taid ...
Not Hardly!
Tie - Tied - Tied ...


Am, Be, Is, Are - Was, Were - Has, Have, Had Been ...
The Verb - To Be.

Confusing?

No Wonder Espanol Is ‘Second’ Language!


Is The ‘Citizenship Test’ In English?


“Exceptions R Us!”


© - TKH.


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Reviewed by Chip Bergeron
Reviewed on January 17, 2012
Oy Vay!!!!

Chip Bergeron

Reviewed by RWE SAYS BYE (Reader)
Reviewed on January 16, 2012
did dad dad-nab-it? You bet he did. And he did it on a conjugated visit, too!

as always, your poems educate and entertain, my friend.

Be well, Tom

Roger

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on January 16, 2012
Language can indeed be an enigma ...

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on January 16, 2012
A most confusing language, indeed. I better brush up on my Polish; my dogs seem to prefer it, and it drives my wife nuts when she can't understand what I'm telling them!

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on January 15, 2012
Who that speaks spanish bothers to get citizenship, they just live here and off whatever they can get...who needs any English...e

Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on January 15, 2012
Ding dang dung

The bell rang and dammit now my depends are plugged.

They don't teach that at night school. cuz p

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on January 15, 2012
Cleverly concocted and well-shared, Tom. Thank you! Love and peace to you,

Regis

Reviewed on January 15, 2012
Tom,

You've captured the English language beautifully! i know some foreigners that speak English but not well. Oh, the confusion they go through! A very dear friend of mine is from India, and when he tries to speak slang, he'll have you rolling on the floor! Hugs,
Mary


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