English Grammar 101. Why is "I'm impress" wrong? i'll give 1 mil epoints

[U.ncleSam]

impress - present tense ; impressed - past tense
confuse - present tense ; confused - past tense

i'm impress (wrong) ; i'm impressed (correct)
i'm confuse (correct) ; i'm confused (wrong)

explain...

[Texanballer]

Because whatever impressed you happened in the past.

[U.ncleSam]

Because whatever impressed you happened in the past.

well should it be "i was impressed"?

[Ring Leader]

I'm = I am

impress = present tense

Should be I am impressed. Pretty sure it is called an incorrect preposition

[-MAKAVELLI-]

i'm not impress with this thread


im actually disappoint with how it turned out

[Xyei]

well should it be "i was impressed"?

In the case you are presenting, Impress is a verb. You can't be a verb. That would be like saying "I am run." Impressed is an adjective. "I am impressed" is like saying "I am smart."

[Xyei]

i'm not impress with this thread


im actually disappoint with how it turned out

...........

Anyway TS, the English language is fucked up and frequently has exceptions to it's own rules.

[Control-]

1 mill? i'm gtfo

[Chups]

Why is Mice the plural of Mouse (animal) but the plural of Mouse (PC device) is Mouses?

[Hi-Dro]

da ****k?

learn how to spell like me up in hurrrrr

i don't even currr no mo