A few days ago
Which sentence is more grammatically correct?
“He still wants to try the medicine but I think we are passed that now.”
OR
“He still really wants to try the medicine but I think we are past that now.”
Which form of PASSED/PAST makes more sense in the sentence?
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The second one, past.
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A few days ago
The second one is correct:
“He still really wants to try the medicine but I think we are past that now.”
‘passed’ is the past form of ‘pass’
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A few days ago
If you ignore the problem with the word “really,” you’ll want the word “past” rather than “passed.”
PASSED is a (*ahem) PAST tense verb. She PASSED me on the street.
PAST is an adverb or adjective. It is a PAST tense verb (adjective telling what kind of verb), or in your sentence, an adverb telling where WE are: “PAST” that.
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past
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the 2nd one
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