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A small piece of feedback: the CS degree's description says, "I hanged it on the wall"--the past participle for "to hang" should be "hung"[0]. So, the sentence
by nvader 3y ago
A small piece of feedback: the CS degree's description says, "I hanged it on the wall"--the past participle for "to hang" should be "hung"[0]. So, the sentence should read, "I hung it on the wall..."
[0] Unless of course you're talking about another type of hanging: https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/hung-or-hanged https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/hung-or-hanged
- JSLegendDev 3y agoThanks for catching this. Will correct it ASAP.
- pesfandiar 3y agoAnother small piece of feedback: Even though they're both "hung", the correct term for it is the "past tense" or "past simple". It'd be past participle if it was "I've hung it on the wall". I understand the distinction between the past tense and the past participle is fading away in informal American English ("I got my hair did" anyone?), but it's still quite odd to see them confused in writing.
- nvader 3y agoThanks!