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>So we've been developing English for a very long time. If "little used verbs become regularized over time, but new verbs formed [are] never formed as irregular
by idiotclock 12y ago
>So we've been developing English for a very long time. If "little used verbs become regularized over time, but new verbs formed [are] never formed as irregular verbs", then why do we have still have irregular verbs at all? Why wouldn't they have been wiped out thousands of years ago?
we haven't been developing English for thousands of years. Who knows what will happen then! We'll be speaking in python no doubt.
- TeMPOraL 12y ago> We'll be speaking in python no doubt. (Or this (Lisp (to (indicate identation-level) (using (pitch voice)))))