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[Choose #2] We had a dive
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[Choose #3] How about "went Diving at..."
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[Choose #2] same aspect of the pasttence of shit should be????????? Shat!!
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[Choose #1] maybe DIVED refers to scuba diving, and DOVE refers to just jumping in the water?
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[Choose #2] It’ I dove......well it would be here in the UK
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[Choose #1] dove i s not a sport diving is
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[Choose #3] Dove is the past tense..Dived is preferred in formal writing..
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Greg - 2/11/2009 11:49 PM
[Choose #2] How about diven :)
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[Choose #3] I sure hope I get this one right ,, God forbit anyone would think that a scuba diver is illiterate !
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[Choose #3] according to webster’s, both are correct
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[Choose #2] Use it in a sentence:Yesterday I dove the Onandaga. sounds better than dived
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[Choose #3] I think that dove is grammatically correct but dived is part of modern language to make it easier.
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[Choose #1] Dove is a type of bird 8-)
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[Choose #2] My spelling and grammer both stink, but I say Dove is the proper word.
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[Choose #2] dont take my advice i is a truck driver
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[Choose #2] check http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/dive
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