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does it have to end in -ed? google/gogle/goglen, a-la "choose". e.g: "Googlicity is defined as the ratio of people who gogle your name in the last year over th
by return0 12y ago
does it have to end in -ed? google/gogle/goglen, a-la "choose". e.g:
"Googlicity is defined as the ratio of people who gogle your name in the last year over the total number of times you have been goglen."
- taejo 12y agoYou're right, strong verbs never get -ed at the end.