Just be real here.

Just for fun but though it very serious and important.
This question have made so many peeps in the campus confuse of what the correct answer could be.

The questions are:

(question): What is the Past tense of Put?

(question): "in color", What is the opposite of pink, yellow and blue?

(question): Can you identify the exact seconds or minute you sleep off?

We need your answer to this complex stuffs, it is funny but it is an important phenomenon.

Answers

1). Put is put, it has no past tense, just like "read".

2). Yes, you can actually identify seconds or minute by . being conscious; quite easy to spot the exact . . . .. seconds and minutes.

3). Pink- unknown.
Yellow - Red
Blue-Green

Tokunbohkinibig:
Put is put, it has no past tense, just like "read".

Ok, but in pronunciation, you will let people know the tense you were indicating to them.

For instance now "Read" is pronounced as "Red", this will help your audience know that your were referring for the past tense.

But in the case of "Put", what will you say?

You can only pronounce read as red while making a speech or talking generally but you can't write it as red in a sentence

Quite easy Bro, Just indicate when the action take place. Example: I actually put my beautiful cup on that table few minutes ago, yesterday or hundred millions years ago, a nairalander must have taken it. Easy Peasy

Complexalfa:


Ok, but in pronunciation, you will let people know the tense you were indicating to them.

For instance now "Read" is pronounced as "Red", this will help your audience know that your were referring for the past tense.

But in the case of "Put", what will you say?

Just like cut. Has no past tense

Tokunbohkinibig:
Answers

1). Put is put, it has no past tense, just like "read".

2). Yes, you can actually identify seconds or minute by . being conscious; quite easy to spot the exact . . . .. seconds and minutes.

3). Pink- unknown.
Yellow - Red
Blue-Green

....so one must be in campus b4 one would know the past tense of 'put'?.....so dull....'put' is the past tense of 'put'....whoever argues this BOUGHT his WAEC certificate.....you can actually emphasize the past tense form of put using auxiliary verbs in their past tense form like have,did etc...EG...Have put,Did put etc.....about the colours......the opposite of pink is brown......METHOD USED IN GETTING ANSWER....red[primary colour]+white=pink.......red+black[opposite of white in the above mixture]=brown...NOTE...In finding opposites of a tertiary colour,only the primary colour should be constant in the mixture...example:red is constant in the colour mix above....the secondary colour and its likely opposite should then be mixed with the primary colour to achieve opposites of the tertiary colour..eg white/black in the above example.....as for the other two colors,their opposites are correct....Nawa o!...no course easy o....not even the underrated fine arts department...

hw much u payin op

missdebs:
hw much u payin op

It is just for Fun but I will do my best for you. Ok?

Why the "are you in campus",must someone be in campus to be able to answer this.

Complexalfa:


Ok, but in pronunciation, you will let people know the tense you were indicating to them.

For instance now "Read" is pronounced as "Red", this will help your audience know that your were referring for the past tense.

But in the case of "Put", what will you say?

you add a wee bit of stress to it

Tokunbohkinibig:
Answers

1). Put is put, it has no past tense, just like "read".

2). Yes, you can actually identify seconds or minute by . being conscious; quite easy to spot the exact . . . .. seconds and minutes.

3). Pink- unknown.
Yellow - Red
Blue-Green

bloody liar mtsww

You don't need to be on campus to know the answer