Johnyxxx
Senior Member
- Joined
- Oct 28, 2014
- Member Type
- Interested in Language
- Native Language
- Czech
- Home Country
- Czech Republic
- Current Location
- Czech Republic
Hello,
I have got a question that is a little bit bizzare and very unconventional, I think. As we know, languages develop and evolve as the days go by and I want to ask native speakers (chiefly teachers and academics will have something to say, I guess) if they can imagine one day there will be an English language that will do only with one past tense, past perfect (as it is usual in many foreign languages).
Thanks a lot (and sorry if my question sounds strange; but it really interests me
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I have got a question that is a little bit bizzare and very unconventional, I think. As we know, languages develop and evolve as the days go by and I want to ask native speakers (chiefly teachers and academics will have something to say, I guess) if they can imagine one day there will be an English language that will do only with one past tense, past perfect (as it is usual in many foreign languages).
Thanks a lot (and sorry if my question sounds strange; but it really interests me