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The Relationship Between 'Go' and 'Went'
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mab-browne.livejournal.comFandom Grammar was asked ‘what is the relationship and history between to go and went?’
Go is an irregular verb, and our answers wend their way back to Middle English and beyond. Fannish examples will come from Sapphire and Steel, who are accustomed to dealing with irregularities.
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Go is an irregular verb, and our answers wend their way back to Middle English and beyond. Fannish examples will come from Sapphire and Steel, who are accustomed to dealing with irregularities.
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