Well, I hear Move Along by: The All-American Rejects; Here listen to it. http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=FSbGur1dz9k
Many relations at younger years can be catagorized in being in either one of three stages. 1=love and searching for an idealized love where one feels in a fog and doesnt make rational thoughts. 2- gleaning understanding about the relationships that worked and losing an ideal version of a mate and finding charastics that work 3- moving on and choosing people who work for you from what you feel in your mind.
he means he still wants to be with you, and wants to forget about the past and move on with you
"You've gotta put the past behind ya." :)
In my opinion the best way to move on is to put everything behind you. Focus on your future and not your past. You can still be friends but don't let your emotions control you, control your emotions.
In the past with weapons you need to see behind you and still in modern times
Grow up. Volunteer somewhere. Put it behind you and move on.
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infinitive: put past: put past participle: put
The past form of "put" is "put" and the past participle is also "put."
The past tense of "put" is "put" and the past participle is also "put." For example: "I put the book on the shelf" (past tense) and "I have put the book on the shelf" (past participle).
It's seldom you can go back to being just friends when you've been involved in a sexual relationship. It's best to move on from this and let him do the same.
The correct past tense of "put" is "put."
If you can't safely move your car out of the way there is really not much else you can do than to stay put.