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Funny, "I suspect" could actually work both ways, but "I'm suspect" kind of clears the ambiguity (but only because of usage, not because of any actual grammatic
by dguaraglia 11y ago
Funny, "I suspect" could actually work both ways, but "I'm suspect" kind of clears the ambiguity (but only because of usage, not because of any actual grammatical artifact.)
English is such a crappy language sometimes!
- devishard 11y agoMy guess is Quequau doesn't speak American English; I've heard Brits and Aussie's say "I'm suspect" a few times, but never Americans.
- gh02t 11y agoI figured it was just an extra 'm and dropped the il, so "I suspect that... is illegal." Haven't heard "I'm suspect" used before, but either way I guess we know what they meant.