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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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We was ...-ing
Is the construction
we was ...-ing
commonly used in American English instead of 'we were...'?
we was ...-ing
commonly used in American English instead of 'we were...'?
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" is not considered correct English. One place you WILL hear it, ironically, is some parts of England. "
- " is not considered correct English.
- One place you WILL hear it, ironically, is some parts of England.
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No, "We was ..." is not considered correct English.
One place you WILL hear it, ironically, is some parts of England.
"Me and me mate, we was just mindin' our own, and dis geezer ..."
One place you WILL hear it, ironically, is some parts of England.
"Me and me mate, we was just mindin' our own, and dis geezer ..."
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