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treeclimber101
UNCLE BUCK
Are they your feet ? That's the best pic you could find ?
treeclimber101
UNCLE BUCK
When referring to the event that has occured (past tense), it is grammatically correct to say "has risen"
When referring to the person in the present tense, "is risen" is acceptable, but not usually preferred. This grammar is generally only used when it is important to include the context that not only has the person arisen, they have managed to stay that way.
In this particular case, there is still that button...
When referring to the person in the present tense, "is risen" is acceptable, but not usually preferred. This grammar is generally only used when it is important to include the context that not only has the person arisen, they have managed to stay that way.
In this particular case, there is still that button...
Lol. I gave the wrench thingy.. whatever that means.
treemandan
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sgreanbeans
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That reminded me of the kid in little rascals who never talks, but at the end when he did.When referring to the event that has occured (past tense), it is grammatically correct to say "has risen"
When referring to the person in the present tense, "is risen" is acceptable, but not usually preferred. This grammar is generally only used when it is important to include the context that not only has the person arisen, they have managed to stay that way.
In this particular case, there is still that button...
Otay
