Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kind of how I went to "the prom."

I agree! I went to "the prom" too. But people say that they went "to prom". Really? To prom what, exactly??

LOL

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Kind of how I went to "the prom."


I agree! I went to "the prom" too. But people say that they went "to prom". Really? To prom what, exactly??


Totes agree on the prom thing. Its "the prom". Not just plain prom! So annoying!

Totes agree? Seriously?

Here you go OP:

I graduated high school!
I graduated high school!
I graduated high school!
I graduated high school!
I graduated high school!
I graduated high school!

OP are you the same person on the college discussion forum who got their panties in a wad about "I graduated college?"

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always thought the grammatically correct phrase went, "I WAS graduated from high school."

This is correct.

People don't see graduated as something that is bestowed upon you, it's seen as an action that you completed. So even though "you were graduated", in this day and age, it is not seen as that. It is seen as "you graduated" therefore "you graduated from high school" not "you were graduated by the ugly teacher." It doesn't matter what the grammar books say, what matters is the understood meaning. So unless you are getting paid for this, relax. If you are getting paid, then ching, ching!

"Now people graduate from high school"

Can you diagram that sentence?

Anonymous wrote:Now people graduate High School.

What did I miss? Did I not learning anything in High School or is this new?

One is graduated from but I will be happy just to hear, I graduatef from. Thamk you . Yhank you

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kind of how I went to "the prom."

I agree! I went to "the prom" too. But people say that they went "to prom". Really? To prom what, exactly??

Totes agree on the prom thing. Its "the prom". Not just plain prom! So annoying!

Anonymous wrote:Kind of how I went to "the prom."

I agree! I went to "the prom" too. But people say that they went "to prom". Really? To prom what, exactly??

Anonymous wrote:I always thought the grammatically correct phrase went, "I WAS graduated from high school."

This is correct.