https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-TfKHKbNys


Is the correct past-tense
"She sneak-attacked me"
or
"She snuck-attacked"?
I prefer the sound of the latter, but most likely "sneak" doesn't need to be conjugated because it's a modifier here.
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This English pronunciation video 🤌 goes with that one with ear / bear / hear/ beard

#ScribesAndMakers 3 May 2026
When you see the word 'read', is your first instinct to read it as present tense or past tense?
Present tense.
But it’s funny that there are some words in English that are spelled the same but pronounced differently. Without context, you’re initially unsure which word is meant.
Things native english speakers know but don't know they know.
Adjectives in English absolutely have to be in this order: opinion-size-age-shape- color-origin-material-purpose Noun.
So you can have a lovely little old rectangular green French silver whittling knife.
But if you mess with that word order in the slightest you will sound like a maniac.
It's an odd thing that every English speaker uses that list.
But almost none of us could write it out.
And as size comes before color, green great dragons can't exist.
When characters in The Expanse book series talked about "belters" shrugging with their hands, it felt pretty vague to me, until I found out this emoji's name
When he started a new hobby and immediately bought an expensive professional equipment.
1. Gear Guppy
2. Wallet Whelp
3. Lux Noob
4. Premium Pup
5. Bankroll Bunny
6. Elite Egg
7. Cash Cub
8. High–End Hatchling
9. Splurge Sprout
10. Prodigy Poser
– I have a half brother.
– Different mothers?
– Shark attack…