| Mevers | Date: Monday, 21/Mar/2011, 11:42 PM
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| When looking at the status of active projects it says "Proofreaded". This is not correct English and should be proofread instead. Although the “–ed” ending is used for past tense, here "read" acts the part of the past, meaning the “–ed” is not needed. Sorry if this seems random but it was something that has been bugging me for a while.
To those who invariably say "Really?! Okay," instead of, "You want to do What?!"
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| Rosa_Dorada | Date: Tuesday, 22/Mar/2011, 9:32 AM
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| HM its written proofreaded because its already done and its in the past. Also when its written proofread its sounds somehow odd for me and its like we are still doing it so its proofreaded because we have done it already 
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| Mevers | Date: Tuesday, 22/Mar/2011, 12:28 PM
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| As a native English speaker I’ll have to just let it slide for now ¬¬ even though Google and Microsoft Word, both bring up "proofreaded" as a spelling error.
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| Mevers | Date: Tuesday, 22/Mar/2011, 5:46 PM
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| Oh I just have this thing about spelling errors
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Thank you very much that you let it slide for now 
I know that for a native English speaker it sound pretty odd but for us none native english speakers it sound ok. Also belive me i would never say readed alone only with proof(readed) before 