Irregular Verb
Readers of London's New Statesman and Nation were asked to play a game originated by Philosopher Bertrand Russell.On B.B.C.'s Brain Trust programme,he had hu mourously conjugated an“irregular verb”as.
“I am firm;you are obstinate,he is a pigheaded fool.”
Among the winners picked up by the New Statesman in its competition were the following:
I am sparkling;you are unusually talkative;he is drunk.
I am righteously indignant;you are annoyed;he is making a fuss about nothing.
I am beautiful; you have quite good features;she isn'tbad looking, if you like that type.
I am fastidious;you are fussy;he is an old woman.
I have reconsidered it;you have changed your mind; hehas gone back on his word.
I have about me something of the subtle, haunting,mysterious fragrance of the Orient; you rather overdo it; dear;shestinks.
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