Hello Forum Posters/readers.......
Right this thread will hopefully prove a point (a friendly one lol). Me and Ste (mr guevara) are sorta having a debate about a word,and miss steph agree's with Ste and Si (tidnab) agree's with me, so ur opinion might help us all !!

The word is either Dived or Dove.....IE:

He dove into the pool..

He dived into the pool..

So what would YOU say it was? if you think its dove, then put Ste/dove
if ya think its dived, put Paula/dived.....

Thanks

i always thought it wa dived, as in that git ronaldo dived

Both are right depends which context you are using them in.

It's dived. Dove is used too, but it's just slang.

The only two real meanings of dove are as in the bird, and also a pacifist, mediator or peacemaker.

Edited at 12:28 Fri 4/08/06 (BST)

i use both depending on what am saying lol or what mood im in

Thanx for posting.....
I just want to point out that this is a FRIENDLY debate between Ste and myself. I DO NOT want this thread turned into an argument between ourselves or any other person that posts here.



Edited at 12:29 Fri 4/08/06 (BST)

Nope, we will all be doves on your thread

lfc tom dove is wrong. regardless of what n e 1 uses
this below is correct

ONE easy way to solve this, before you post here is to check in an uptodate version of
The Concise Oxford Dictionary

DOVE is - Kinds of Pigeon, The Holy spirit:type of gentleness or innocense, messenger of good news or peace.....kinds of cranes bill (taken form the book itself)

DIVE (its a long one in the dictionary but starts off)
Plung head foremost into water .......and so on

so therefore a person who dives into water, the past tense is 'DIVED'

Edited at 12:32 Fri 4/08/06 (BST)

Yay! Peacemakers.......



Thats 2 to me Ste.....Mwah!

My english teacher is rubbish ...

s/he needs sacking thats for sure

the correct answer is DIVED

sorry ste lol

She says i will fail...

Me fail English thats unpossible

Thats 4 to me Ste (including tids....lol)

GRRRRRRRRR lmao!!!!!!

Its DOVE!!

Dive is definately correct for this term

As Magic said it depends what context you are using. Its like with "their, there and they're"

Its dived, dove sounds like a silly word

Paula/dived


its like moose n meese isnt it silly words lol

Dived. Dove just doesn't sound right.

Thats eight to me Ste.......one (stephy awww) to you.......

(If i thought for 1min i was wrong, i would never of created this thread lol)