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I don't know about the others but to burn out as the correct verb and to burnout as the incorrect verb mean two different things. I'm pretty sure this exactly t
by mlevental 7y ago
I don't know about the others but to burn out as the correct verb and to burnout as the incorrect verb mean two different things. I'm pretty sure this exactly the same phenomenon that gives us things like "to Google" where Google is a noun.
- ebg13 7y ago> but to burn out as the correct verb and to burnout as the incorrect verb mean two different things They don't, though.
- mlevental 7y agosorry i haven't seen many race cars burn out like candles or burn out like overworked employees. i have seen many though perform burnouts where they warm up the tires to increase how sticky they are.
- stiglitz 7y agoYes, it’s correct to say that they “perform burnouts,” because “burnout” is being used there as a noun.
- ebg13 7y ago> i haven't seen many race cars burn out like candles I think you're getting confused by ommitted implied words. When a race car burns out, it is burning out its tires not itself.