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Old 06-14-2011, 09:52 PM #1
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Default Grammar question?
I posted in a MS thread that I was contented with my life ... When I read it later, it looked and sounded incorrect to me. So I changed it to I am content with my life ... Then I did a google search and discovered a disagreement over which would be the correct form to use.

So would you use the word contented or content?

I also mentioned in my other post how I worry about everything.
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