Scuba dove? Scuba dived?

[DixieDolphin]

how did you know about the diacritics?
anyhoo, they're nowadays seldom used, only see them in scriptures.

I'm working on learning Arabic, that's how I knew. It's slow going, learning on my own, but I'm working through it as best I can! It's a beautiful language.

 

[maged_mmh]

I'm working on learning Arabic, that's how I knew. It's slow going, learning on my own, but I'm working through it as best I can! It's a beautiful language.

easy choices are not your thing then?

 

[DixieDolphin]

easy choices are not your thing then?

Ha! No, like a good challenge. There wasn't enough confusion in my life, so Arabic seemed a natural choice. Plus, I aim to travel in the MidEast eventually, so it ought to be a handy thing to know.

 

[dkktsunami]

The one I like is hung/hang/hanged. As in:

I will hang this on the wall. I have hung this on the wall.

I will hang you for getting this wrong. I have hanged you for getting this wrong.

Better yet: dive, dove, diven

 

[TMHeimer]

I always though Dove was the correct one. As is he Drove a car, so it must be Dove. When I got into diving, I just figured Dived was used to differentiate it from Diving as in the jumping off something head first with arms out. I guess that is not the reason.

 

[diver 85]

DOVE...next question....

 

[maged_mmh]

start a poll??

 

[scubadada]

It's dived, just say no to dove.

Good diving, Craig

 

[Hoomi]

We're just a bunch of diverse divers with divergent ideas.

 

[dkktsunami]

It's dived, just say no to dove.

Good diving, Craig

Ditto