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t1001110 | 09:21 Sun 09th Jun 2002 | Technology
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If you can send a "text". Does that mean the person recieving it has been "texted" (text-ed). ie. "Hi, John I texted you earlier. Or would the syntax be "Hi, John I text you earlier"? Please settle argument.
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Texted. Its past tense, and to use past tense in english you put an 'ed' on the end of the verb. Simple
10:42 Mon 10th Jun 2002

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