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doorknob | 11:10 Mon 30th May 2005 | Phrases & Sayings
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Is there a rule for which is used when?


Are they just two forms of the same verb used in different tenses or does one refer to motion and the other to time?

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QM - I got the joke - I guess I should have attached a few emoticons to make it clear :D :D :D lol lol...

12:26 Tue 31st May 2005
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For goodness' sake, don't ever write 'LOL' again! Virtually no-one who does write it ever was actually "laughing out loud". Smiling wryly, perhaps, but not laughing out loud.
17:23 Tue 31st May 2005

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