₦airaland Forum

MadamVanessa:


See how neat, smart and handsome he is. Tinubu is a toy where this young man is. To cap it al, Burkina Faso loves him so much.

Nnamdipapa:
It is not "outshone", it is outshined.

Be very careful this morning.

helinues:
When are you relocating to Burkina Faso to start a new life?

helinues:
President Tinubu wasn't mentioned in the post

The Burkina Faso people are celebrating their president but the Bitter People of Nigeria( BPN) have found a way to lump president Tinubu into this

Shame on you all. Una education is just like K in knives

helinues:
President Tinubu wasn't mentioned in the post

The Burkina Faso people are celebrating their president but the Bitter People of Nigeria( BPN) have found a way to lump president Tinubu into this

Shame on you all. Una education is just like K in knives

DatNiggaDaz:
Running helter skelter without saying anything sensible

State one progress of your god Tinubu

Heavens1stson:
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/outshine

Nnamdipapa:
It is not "outshone", it is outshined.

Be very careful this morning.

helinues:
President Tinubu wasn't mentioned in the post

The Burkina Faso people are celebrating their president but the Bitter People of Nigeria( BPN) have found a way to lump president Tinubu into this

Shame on you all. Una education is just like K in knives

Urheadmaster:


Full military kit with his pistol and bodyguards while your own president came with chop along friends and dignitaries in full agbada like as if they are going for owambe.

MadamVanessa:



Go to school you say that supporting Tinubu is what you were destined to do in this life. See your life now.

Nnamdipapa:
It is not "outshone", it is outshined.

Be very careful this morning.

Nnamdipapa:
Bia nwanyi Ibibio.

I had A1 in English with two masters abroad. Prove me wrong and I will take you out to the best restaurant in the country.

MadamVanessa:


A1 in English and yet you don't know that past participle of outshine is outshone , that the poster was correct. No wonder you supported Tinubu, only your likes supports the dullard.

Nnamdipapa:
I know and mentioned it already. You cannot use past participle without the anomalous verbs; has, have or had.

I lectured English in England madam. I still want to take you out if you can prove me wrong.

I am not a supporter of Tinubu but I respect his determination and hard work in the last elections.

Nnamdipapa:
Yes. That was my position.

NdiLucifer:
OP is right. You're confused.

Have a nice day.

MadamVanessa:


See how neat, smart and handsome he is. Tinubu is a toy where this young man is. To cap it all, Burkina Faso loves him so much.


Meanwhile, below primate replica is who they say is Nigerian president.

Nnamdipapa:
It is not "outshone", it is outshine or outshine.

Outshine is the verb while "outshone' is the past participle of that verbal. I deserve to be paid for this valuable education.

Be very careful this morning.

Urheadmaster:


Full military kit with his pistol and bodyguards while your own president came with chop along friends and dignitaries in full agbada like as if they are going for owambe.

Nnamdipapa:
No, a past participle cannot replace a verb, but it can be used in a variety of ways, including as an adjective or to form verb tenses:

Op is wrong. You need to go back to school