Jan 11, 2014 · Why do we write read unchanged for present and past, while study changes; we have studied. The present form of read is read, pronounced as "reed". The past form of read is also read …

If it is really important that the exact meaning is conveyed, don't try to be original. Just say what you mean exactly. Not that you correctly use reviewed and read, but someone must also have …

Sep 1, 2010 · It's probably not easy to answer exactly why this happened (past and present being identical in spelling), because I don't think anyone ever set out to do things this way. Like most …

Aug 19, 2020 · Context: See this tweet. Is "I hadn't read it yet" correct in the above context? It would be better if you bolster your claims with a credible source.

Dec 11, 2015 · Why isn't read spelled reat? I mean build, building, built -> read, reading, reat? PS I have dyslexia and I'm not native in English.

Mar 16, 2014 · The past and present tenses of "read" are spelt the same but have different pronunciation. This question is related to the post Why are the past and present tenses of "read" …

Apr 24, 2017 · Using "wrongly" puts you on dangerous ground, because it implies something you don't actually want to say. You are not talking about the process of reading but the meaning you derived …

Aug 12, 2014 · They are both correct. A book to be read refers to a book that someone has decided will be read. For example, if there is a textbook that everyone taking a certain course is required to read, …

"Read" is two different words -- one pronounced "reed" and one pronounced "red". (I'll leave it to someone else to edit in the IPA if they wish.) The first means to scan text and interpret it as …

Oct 16, 2020 · You can't say "readed data", but you can certainly say "read data" (pronounced "red", obviously). When a computer program is working its way through some data file, it's often convenient …