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ok!. i have 2 words that always confuse the hell out of me!.
"lose" & "loose" what's the differents!? and also what's the past tense for "loose"!?
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"lose" & "loose" what's the differents!? and also what's the past tense for "loose"!?
thanks for answering everyone!. have a good day!. :)
i posting this in P&S cuz my friends are here and i love this section haha!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Answers:
Lose (sounds like Looz ) Example - He is going to lose his patience!.
Loose (sounds like Loos ) Example - Those pants are too loose!.
Hmm, kind of think of it like this!.!.!.
Loose -- two O's!.!. more, wider, loose
Paste tense -- He loosened his belt!.
Look at this!.!.!.
Loose is an adjective -- it describes something
http://www!.merriam-webster!.com/dictionar!.!.!.
Loosen is a verb -- your actually doing it!.!.!. so loosened isn't technically the past tense of loose!.!.!. it's the past tense of loosen, but you know, close enough :-)
http://www!.merriam-webster!.com/dictionar!.!.!.
I'm done, now! Did I confuse you more!? :-)
You'll get it, just keep on yourself!
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Loose (sounds like Loos ) Example - Those pants are too loose!.
Hmm, kind of think of it like this!.!.!.
Loose -- two O's!.!. more, wider, loose
Paste tense -- He loosened his belt!.
Look at this!.!.!.
Loose is an adjective -- it describes something
http://www!.merriam-webster!.com/dictionar!.!.!.
Loosen is a verb -- your actually doing it!.!.!. so loosened isn't technically the past tense of loose!.!.!. it's the past tense of loosen, but you know, close enough :-)
http://www!.merriam-webster!.com/dictionar!.!.!.
I'm done, now! Did I confuse you more!? :-)
You'll get it, just keep on yourself!
Haha* Good Lord, don't read all of these answers at once!.!.!. or they'll confuse the hell out of you seeing those words over and over!.!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
lose = to lose something (misplace somthing) (to not win)!. past tense would be lost ("i lost the game" or "i lost my remote")
loose = not tight
loose doesn't have a past tense because it is not a verb!. to indicate that it is past tense, you can say something "was loose"!.
another form of loose, loosen (as in "loosen your belt to make it less tight" ) is a verb, and the past tense would be loosened (as in "i loosened my belt")Www@Enter-QA@Com
loose = not tight
loose doesn't have a past tense because it is not a verb!. to indicate that it is past tense, you can say something "was loose"!.
another form of loose, loosen (as in "loosen your belt to make it less tight" ) is a verb, and the past tense would be loosened (as in "i loosened my belt")Www@Enter-QA@Com
Lose is the present tense!. It means to get rid of!. Like "I always lose this pen!"
Loose is the opposite of tight!. Like "These jeans are too loose!"
Pronouncitation
Lose (luze)
Loose (loos)Www@Enter-QA@Com
Loose is the opposite of tight!. Like "These jeans are too loose!"
Pronouncitation
Lose (luze)
Loose (loos)Www@Enter-QA@Com
Lose - Verb: it means missing!. Past tense: Lost
Loose (there are 2 meanings) - 1!.) Verb: it means you didn't win!. Past tense: Lost
2!.) Adjective: it means not tight!.
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Loose (there are 2 meanings) - 1!.) Verb: it means you didn't win!. Past tense: Lost
2!.) Adjective: it means not tight!.
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lose is when something goes missing or could go missing!. such as don't lose the key!. past tense would be lost!.
loose is the condition of something like!.!.!.my pants are loose fitting!. past tense might be loosened!.!.!.I loosened my tie at the end of the day!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
loose is the condition of something like!.!.!.my pants are loose fitting!. past tense might be loosened!.!.!.I loosened my tie at the end of the day!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
"Lose" is "I'm about to lose my mind" and "loose" is "I have all this loose change in my pocket!." There is no past tense for "loose" past tense for "lose" is "lost"Www@Enter-QA@Com
Lose means you lost a something, loose means not tight, you cant have a past tense of loose since it is not a verb!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
You use the word use like this: I hate to lose games!.
You use the word loose like this: My shirt is a little loose!.
There isn't really a past tense of loose, unless you say, was loose!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
You use the word loose like this: My shirt is a little loose!.
There isn't really a past tense of loose, unless you say, was loose!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Lose = Loser
Loose= the girl next door who you thought was a nice girl!.
No past tense for loose, if it is loose you would tighten it!.
Hope I have helped!!! LOLWww@Enter-QA@Com
Loose= the girl next door who you thought was a nice girl!.
No past tense for loose, if it is loose you would tighten it!.
Hope I have helped!!! LOLWww@Enter-QA@Com
lose means to lose something
Make sure you don't lose your wallet
loose means loose fitting
These pants are a little loose
for past tense you would add were "These pants were loose, or used to be loose"Www@Enter-QA@Com
Make sure you don't lose your wallet
loose means loose fitting
These pants are a little loose
for past tense you would add were "These pants were loose, or used to be loose"Www@Enter-QA@Com
lose!.!. Means to lose something!. I dont want to lose you!.
Loose is!.!. Those pants are too loose for you!. Your tooth is loose!.
There is no past tense for loose except lost!.
Hope this helps!!Www@Enter-QA@Com
Loose is!.!. Those pants are too loose for you!. Your tooth is loose!.
There is no past tense for loose except lost!.
Hope this helps!!Www@Enter-QA@Com
lose- is like "if i buy something too small i might LOSE it"
loose- is like "these pants are wayy too LOOSE!. i need a belt"
past tense- "i got the dress LOOSENED because it felt too tight"Www@Enter-QA@Com
loose- is like "these pants are wayy too LOOSE!. i need a belt"
past tense- "i got the dress LOOSENED because it felt too tight"Www@Enter-QA@Com
Lose means like you lost something as in, "I lost my keys" and loose means something isn't tight enough, like "My pants are too loose!." There's no past tense for loose cause it's not a verb =]Www@Enter-QA@Com
Lose - to lose something (If you don't put your money away you will lose it)!.
Loose - not tight!. (The screw is loose)!.
There is no past tense, it stays the same (The screw was loose)!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Loose - not tight!. (The screw is loose)!.
There is no past tense, it stays the same (The screw was loose)!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
the shoe lace was loose
i think i'm about ready to lose my head
your gunna lose
the wire looks loose
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i think i'm about ready to lose my head
your gunna lose
the wire looks loose
its totally differentWww@Enter-QA@Com
Loose rhymes with goose and noose
lose rhymes rhymes with poosWww@Enter-QA@Com
lose rhymes rhymes with poosWww@Enter-QA@Com
lose-fail to keep or to maintain
loose-free or released from fastening or attachmentWww@Enter-QA@Com
loose-free or released from fastening or attachmentWww@Enter-QA@Com
lose is a verb like: I'm gonna lose my mind!!!
loose describes something like: This bike has a loose chain!.
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loose describes something like: This bike has a loose chain!.
hope that helpsWww@Enter-QA@Com
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