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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
'butt' or 'butted'?
1. We 'butt' or 'butted' heads.
2. He 'butt' or 'butted' into / in to our conversation.
3. She 'butt' or 'butted' out of our conversation.
4. The pro wrestler 'head-butt' or 'head-butted' his adversary.
5. Do we omit the hyphen in 'head butt' as a noun?
Thank you.
2. He 'butt' or 'butted' into / in to our conversation.
3. She 'butt' or 'butted' out of our conversation.
4. The pro wrestler 'head-butt' or 'head-butted' his adversary.
5. Do we omit the hyphen in 'head butt' as a noun?
Thank you.
Top answer
I use both forms for the past tense in the idiom "**** in".
- I use both forms for the past tense in the idiom "**** in".
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1. butted
2. butted into
3. butted
4. head-butted
2. butted into
3. butted
4. head-butted
victoDo we omit the hyphen in 'head ****' as a noun?No, but you can spell it as one word.
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