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Hi here's a little lesson to learn how to use a past pawn.
DiegoP1 wrote:
Hi here's a little lesson to learn how to use a past pawn.
Passed pawn?
/ What is a past pawn?
A past pawn is a pawn that can't be stopped by a enemy pawn.
DiegoP1 wrote:
A past pawn is a pawn that can't be stopped by a enemy pawn.
No, a passed pawn is a pawn that can't be stopped by an enemy pawn.
I was wondering what a "past pawn" might be- you know, like the ghost of Christmas past.
Aug 1, 2018
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notmtwain wrote:
DiegoP1 wrote:
A past pawn is a pawn that can't be stopped by a enemy pawn.
No, a passed pawn is a pawn that can't be stopped by an enemy pawn.
I was wondering what a "past pawn" might be- you know, like the ghost of Christmas past.
Perhaps English is not the first language of the original poster; my personal guess is that they know English well and the computer/mobile spell check "fixes" the wording incorrectly.
However, a "past pawn" sounds like the pawn that promotes. When your pawn reaches the backrank of the opponent, you promote into another piece (usually a Queen); but what happens to the promoted pawn? ... It becomes a ... (Dramatic music begins to play) "past pawn." 
Oh sorry misspelling I mean passed pawn.
Yes, passed and past are both "pasado" in Spanish, makes sense.
A past pawn is a pawn that can't be stopped by enemy and I know I have A misspelling I misspelled
It's called A passed Pawn
Aug 8, 2018
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A past Pawn is a Queen.
Used-to-be Pawn, became a Queen.
A passed Pawn, now... that's a Pawn that's clear to run in for a new Queen.
ghost_of_pushwood wrote:
A past pawn has gone over to the Other Side.
Well, that's a horse of a different color
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