AOTP, SWOTL, Tie Fighter, Medal of Honor, BF 1942, to say nothing of IL2FB, have proved that.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Pen:
[QB] Proven, not proved.
Sorry, Pen, but if you're going to be pedantic you should be right
. See below.
proved, proven
Proved is preferred as a verb: The prosecutor has proved the defendant's guilt. So far, both teams have proved unbeatable. Proven is best used as an adjective (to modify a noun): a proven remedy, a proven failure, proven oil reserves.
proved or proven
Both are forms of the past participle of to prove.
Proved is more common in British English: She has proved her innocence, but proven is often used as an adjective: her proven innocence.
No offense intended, just being a pedant myself