Friday, 23 October 2015

Threshould

Threshould: auxiliary verb. Used to indicate either that a person must or ought to step over a barrier or obstacle or that three people ought or must to do something. The past tense of threshall. It is used in such sentences as: "Jamie, Michael and Philomena threshould go talk to the police about the body they found in the forest yesterday, but they're afraid to admit they first tried to cook it over a campfire, thinking it was a doe.

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