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cf: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/burned | cf: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/burned | ||
* from same sight: "burned or burnt", perhaps I made mistake in changing it and for that I appologise, its just that in england burnt is the correct word, not burned and therefore I assumed it would be the same universally. | * from same sight: "burned or burnt", perhaps I made mistake in changing it and for that I appologise, its just that in england burnt is the correct word, not burned and therefore I assumed it would be the same universally. | ||
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| + | - no worries. burned is used more commonly in America; in my region, we tend to say "burnt food" but "food (that was) burned". that could be partly due to our accent. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:00, 15 March 2008
cf: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/burned
- from same sight: "burned or burnt", perhaps I made mistake in changing it and for that I appologise, its just that in england burnt is the correct word, not burned and therefore I assumed it would be the same universally.
- no worries. burned is used more commonly in America; in my region, we tend to say "burnt food" but "food (that was) burned". that could be partly due to our accent.
