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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
went or gone
If food is not fresh and not eatable.
Would you say:
It went bad. or It's gone bad.
Similarly,
It went stale. or It's gone stale.
Thank you teachers.
Would you say:
It went bad. or It's gone bad.
Similarly,
It went stale. or It's gone stale.
Thank you teachers.
Top answer
" You open up the refrigerator and open the milk and sniff it. "Oh wow. " The next day, your roommate says "Hey, what happened to the milk" and you say "It went bad.
- " You open up the refrigerator and open the milk and sniff it.
- "Oh wow.
- " The next day, your roommate says "Hey, what happened to the milk" and you say "It went bad.
- " For stale, I just use are/were (is/was).
- Oh, these are stale.
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If you have just discovered its bad state, then use "it's gone."
You open up the refrigerator and open the milk and sniff it. "Oh wow. The milk's gone bad." The next day, your roommate says "Hey, what happened to the milk" and you say "It went bad. I poured it down the drain."
For stale, I just use are/were (is/was).
Oh, these are stale.
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You open up the refrigerator and open the milk and sniff it. "Oh wow. The milk's gone bad." The next day, your roommate says "Hey, what happened to the milk" and you say "It went bad. I poured it down the drain."
For stale, I just use are/were (is/was).
Oh, these are stale.
A: What happened to th
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Thank you Grammar Geek.
Your explanation was very clear and easy to understand.
Your explanation was very clear and easy to understand.
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