Mr. Disappointment

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	149 reputation	bio	website	eitherxor.com	visits	member for	1 year, 11 months
5 badges		location	United Kingdom		seen	Feb 8 '12 at 8:40

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Apr 27	awarded	Autobiographer
Feb 7	comment	How would one say 'I solved the Dirac equation.', and 'You solved the Dirac equation?'? @MartyGreen That is the best template of an example for this sort of system I already knew of, and, without plagiarizing the book, I gladly revisited to use it for a practical purpose - to determine if it did exist in German.
Feb 6	awarded	Editor
Feb 6	revised	How would one say 'I solved the Dirac equation.', and 'You solved the Dirac equation?'? deleted 53 characters in body
May 25	awarded	Scholar
May 25	accepted	How would one say 'I solved the Dirac equation.', and 'You solved the Dirac equation?'?
May 25	awarded	Student
May 25	awarded	Supporter
May 25	comment	How would one say 'I solved the Dirac equation.', and 'You solved the Dirac equation?'? Thanks, and very much so for your second point - this is precisely what I was wondering, and personally find it to be an important thing to learn the presence or absence of in a language.
May 25	asked	How would one say 'I solved the Dirac equation.', and 'You solved the Dirac equation?'?