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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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disappointed or disappoint?

You disapponted me Bill.
  

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Disappointed would refer to some time in the past. I was disappointed last week. Disappoint would refer to the present.

— Blue Jay

  • Disappointed would refer to some time in the past.
  • I was disappointed last week.
  • Disappoint would refer to the present.
  • I am disappointed right now.
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Disappointed would refer to some time in the past. I was disappointed last week.
Disappoint would refer to the present. I am disappointed right now.
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