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

[U.ncleSam]

i'm not impress with this thread


im actually disappoint with how it turned out

Ah ok... Disappoint is the acronym of impress. So I'm impressed makes sense coz if I use I'm disappointed then I should also use I'm impressed.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

Ah ok... Disappoint is the acronym of impress. So I'm impressed makes sense coz if I use I'm disappointed then I should also use I'm impressed.

kung past tense ang gusto mo sabihin, add mo 'ed' sa verb

[U.ncleSam]

kung past tense ang gusto mo sabihin, add mo 'ed' sa verb

Lol wtf I know about adding ed. I just get confused sometimes with the verb I should use.

[-Hyperion-]

impressed is being used as an adjective...nothing to do with verb tenses

[[ DUBBZZ ]]

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...

That ain't right, is it?

Shouldn't it be:

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

[jaded]

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...

how about you pay up on the last thread like this which you reneged on

[wazaa.]

Just wait til MIB and Stones get here.

They will sort you out.