Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Figure vs figure
can you use
I figure.....?
Isn't it, I figured...............?
I figure.....?
Isn't it, I figured...............?
Top answer
I figure is a statement therefore the question mark shouldn't be there. Isn't it is a question so should be written: Isn't it? I figured.......................................
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I figure is a statement therefore the question mark shouldn't be there.
Isn't it is a question so should be written:
Isn't it? I figured.......................................
Isn't it is a question so should be written:
Isn't it? I figured.......................................
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I think the poster is referring to the phrase within his question, Dave:
Can you use 'I figure'? Isn't it 'I figured'?
If so, you can use figure for figuring now and figured for past figuring, Anon., so both have their uses.
Can you use 'I figure'? Isn't it 'I figured'?
If so, you can use figure for figuring now and figured for past figuring, Anon., so both have their uses.
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