About Past Tense
The past tense is a grammatical tense whose function is to place an action or situation in past time. In languages which have a past tense, it thus provides a grammatical means of indicating that the event being referred to took place in the past.
Tributes for 'brave' British-Israeli father murdered in Hamas attack
... Golan Abitol, Yoni s best friend, said it was hard to speak about his friend in the Past Tense...
Putin breaks silence over Prigozhin's reported death
... " Despite speaking about Prigozhin in the Past Tense and offering his sympathy to the families of the victims, Mr Putin did not confirm the Wagner chief s death...
Phillip Schofield says his career is over following affair
... " I have to talk about television in the Past Tense, which breaks my heart, " he said...
Cyclone Ian batters South Carolina in second US landfall
... " Well, actually, I guess I was in the boat business, Past Tense...
Shrove Tuesday: Surrey police with a pancake in the hunt for suspects
... The force said the word almost night is the Past Tense of shrive - confession before lent - so it felt appropriate...
Boris Johnson, Jennifer Arcuri, and the mysterious Annie Tacker
... Michael added that Hacker house , had about 10 full-time employees in the United Kingdom - note the use of the Past Tense - and had a handful of support suppliers in South America and Asia...
Shamima Begum case: How do you deradicalise someone?
... He said Ms Begum s language in interviews - for example talking in the Past Tense about how she understood IS s ideology - was a chink in her armour which could be a starting point for discussions...
Shrove Tuesday: Surrey police with a pancake in the hunt for suspects
Thomas McKeogh, 45, from Hayes, is wanted in connection with failure in court
A police marking Shrove Tuesday by working with a "crepe artist" in search of suspected criminals.
In a post on Social Media , The Work of "Phillipe De Pan" shows The Face of Thomas McKeogh, 45, from Hayes, the Surrey Police will "whisk".
The Force said the word almost night is the Past Tense of shrive - Confession before Lent - so it felt appropriate.
Facebook users were quick to respond, with William Mack joke: "Take it, he got some dough?"
added While Kerry Charnley: "not pancakes! We are with you! !"
Mr McKeogh has failed to appear in court on A Number of occasions, and has no answer to the question of " bail in relation to a car theft investigation, the said force.
The Environment Agency and Runnymede Borough Council wants to with him about suspected waste disposal and fly-tipping offences to speak.
a Further contribution to the Surrey Police Twitter account, showed The Face of Thomas Michael Cooper burned in a pancake.
The 19-year-old from Chalfont St. Giles steels searched in Buckinghamshire in for questioning by detectives investigating a series of break-in thief.
the Surrey Police added: "Although there are always critics who pan our attempts, always with the faces, The Flip side is wanted, that more people see these posts as a standard-wanted to appeal. "
chalfont st giles, surrey police
Source of news: bbc.com