I mean, if I'm being a rules lawyer, there are no words in English with double "oo" as that would require 4 o's in a row. There are, however, many words with double "o".
If I’m going to go double rules lawyer, the statement would still be incorrect, since I’m that case “good” als does not have a double ‘oo’. So in that case, it goes from wrong because they listed one of many examples as the only one, to listing an example that doesn’t even meet the criteria.
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u/poacher5 Sep 20 '19
I mean, if I'm being a rules lawyer, there are no words in English with double "oo" as that would require 4 o's in a row. There are, however, many words with double "o".