"Not a day has past, but what I think of him." That's the sentence that prompted this blog post.
Passed is a verb meaning to move on or move by.
Past is an adjective, adverb, or preposition meaning earlier.
Example: "That car has passed me in the past."
Now, which of these is correct?
"Not a day has past, but what I think of him."
"Not a day has passed that I don't think of him."
Yeah, I know I changed the last part of the original sentence. I don't have time to get into why I'd never use "but what" in that sentence.
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