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Shenmuyutong Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

I made a simple website to the past tense of any english word, just to share

Hi, because I always need to google for past tense for certain words, I decided to make a very simple (non commercial) website for my own use...

I would like to share it with people and hopefully someone will find it useful. Here it is:

www.pasttenseof.com

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Hello, shenmuyutong - and welcome to English Forums. It is interesting, but why did you use such an old dictionary? And how does it expand its database from my submission?

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  • Hello, shenmuyutong - and welcome to English Forums.
  • It is interesting, but why did you use such an old dictionary?
  • And how does it expand its database from my submission?
  • I tried a verb ( recall ) which it did not know; I then exited the URL, re-entered, and tried the same verb again, but it still did not know.
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Hello, shenmuyutong - and welcome to English Forums.

It is interesting, but why did you use such an old dictionary? And how does it expand its database from my submission? I tried a verb (recall) which it did not know; I then exited the URL, re-entered, and tried the same verb again, but it still did not know.
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Emotion: wink Hi there,

Thank you for sharing your website. It's really good. I'll tell my students. By the way where are you from?
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Hi Emotion: smile Such an old dictionary is used because its copyright lapsed and it became public domain. So we webmasters or anyone could use it
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Thinking Spain Hi there,
Thank you for sharing your website. It's really good. I'll tell my students. By the way where are you from?
Thinking
Hi there!! I'm glad that you like it. I'm from Malaysia
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Thank you for answering me.

Have a nice day.Emotion: wink
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