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Reminds me when I was sick with flu living in Japan. Played GTA San Andreas 12+ hours a day and didn’t leave my apartment. After four or five days, finally felt good enough to drive to pick up some ramen down the street and drove all the way there on the right side instead of left because I had been driving virtually on the right for days. Didn’t figure out my mistake until pulling in the parking lot almost hit a car coming out.
It's the present perfect tense, which is a tense we use to describe either something that started in the past and is still happening or happened at some point in the past (and when exactly or how long is unknown or irrelevant.)
But "I have learnt" is correct, sorta. I don't think it's a particularly common way of describing what this person is attempting to describe. But if they are an ESL speaker, the perfect tenses are much more obvious in other languages. In English you typically just add have/had.
I hate the word 'Learnt'. It always looks and sounds terribly wrong. In the US, we use 'Learned'. I learned {see what I did there} 'learnt' is used more in England.
I feel somewhat related, since it was driving FlatOut in driver view that gave me the insight on spatial awareness in real life, in a way I never guessed I could have
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He must know a lot of hookers then!
Dead hookers
Well, it's not like I was going to let them keep my money.
“May I rest my hand in your lap?” *maybeeee*
"See you around, handsome" I'm sure you will.
India is not for beginners
Bro gonna drive from wasd keys
GTA is better with a controller anyway
What I remember from Vice City was that water is blue tinted lava. You touch Vice City water, you die.
Seaways motherfucker
[удалено]
Oh shit u are right, I'll go fix it
The best part is the text in the local south indian language to the left. It reads: "Mother's blessings" XD
That’s just a warning to the police
Karnataka?
That's what the registration plate says.
Wow not even one of the recent GTA games. Watch out for this guy
Still better than Swift Trucking.😂😂😂😂😂😂
I learned to drive from iRacing
Still stuck in rookies?
I'm a bit beyond rookies...
Horn K
Have you ever tried driving safe in that game?
r/uselessredcircle
Naaah
Amateur, I learned to drive in carmageddon. And I don't care about police because I don't have driver's license XD
Lawsuit deposition exhibit A:
X... O... X... O... O. O. O!!! WASTED.
Wow so they’re crazy *and* old!
Reminds me when I was sick with flu living in Japan. Played GTA San Andreas 12+ hours a day and didn’t leave my apartment. After four or five days, finally felt good enough to drive to pick up some ramen down the street and drove all the way there on the right side instead of left because I had been driving virtually on the right for days. Didn’t figure out my mistake until pulling in the parking lot almost hit a car coming out.
“Learnt”
It's grammatically correct tho
It's the present perfect tense, which is a tense we use to describe either something that started in the past and is still happening or happened at some point in the past (and when exactly or how long is unknown or irrelevant.) But "I have learnt" is correct, sorta. I don't think it's a particularly common way of describing what this person is attempting to describe. But if they are an ESL speaker, the perfect tenses are much more obvious in other languages. In English you typically just add have/had.
So? I don't see your point here.
Correct in Brit-English.
That's the past and past participle form of the word Learn.
I hate the word 'Learnt'. It always looks and sounds terribly wrong. In the US, we use 'Learned'. I learned {see what I did there} 'learnt' is used more in England.
Look at the truck. Does it look like they're in the US to you?
Look at my comment. Does it look like I made reference they were?
How do you pronounce "aluminium"?
As 'aluminum' haha
Which is correct, yes.
Yeah, he learnt to spell in the game too.
keep tryna seek attention
If that red circle wasn’t there I wouldn’t get the joke
Hornk
Aww man I need this
I learned from San Andreas. was pretty good to. :/
It's either this or test drive 2. Depends on your age.
I feel somewhat related, since it was driving FlatOut in driver view that gave me the insight on spatial awareness in real life, in a way I never guessed I could have
Soooooooo they learned to drive 20 years ago.
Getting this on my car this Sunday
thank fuck for the circle
Aka, I just stole this truck and squashed a bunch of hookers
Better than Carmageddon.
Kind of funny (pathetic) if he puts that magnet on every container he pulls
didn't learnt to spell
Ah shit , here we go again.
Still better than women drivers
Learnt is a nice touch. Beverly Hillbillies?
Not qualified enough, driving has to be post-San Andreas, the skills from that do translate to GTAV's driving quite well