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Will you drink or get drunk?
In modern usage guidelines, drink is the past tense of drink, as in « I drank a lot last night », and drink is the past participle (following « have »), as in « Yes, I drank before ». However, throughout history these words have been confused and used in opposite contexts, perhaps because of associative…
Did I drink or not drink?
« drunk » is the normal past participle of « drink ». When you form the present complete, you should use « drunk »: i never drink.
What is the word for drunk
Example sentences with « drunk » and « drunk »
(Here, « drank » is the simple past tense.) I had a cup of coffee. (Here, « drunk » is the past participle.) I had a cup of coffee.
Is drunkenness the past tense of alcohol?
past tense is ‘drink‘. « They drank some juice. ‘ The past participle is ‘drunk’.
When to use DRANK vs DRUNK
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