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VictorLy Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
"Drunk" or "Drank?"
Hello, for the following sentence, should it be "drunk" or "drank?" Thanks.
"The individuals must have drunk at least one caffeinated beverage."
"The individuals must have drunk at least one caffeinated beverage."
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Well, I'll give u an example. " so the answer to your question is most deff. drunk.
- Well, I'll give u an example.
- " so the answer to your question is most deff.
- drunk.
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Well, I'll give u an example.
You can not say "they must have was......."
you can say "they must have been...."
so the answer to your question is most deff. drunk.
You can not say "they must have was......."
you can say "they must have been...."
so the answer to your question is most deff. drunk.
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Thank you for replying, Kawthar. Glad to see that I actually had the correct form initially (maybe I won't doubt myself the next time this rule comes up). Thanks again!
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Anytime! And yes, do that! Also give yourself examples when something makes you question the grammar, y'know?It's quite helpful=)
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