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We frequently do use the 3rd form (past participle) with all parts of BE in passive constructions: He is/was/will be defeated by his enemies. I am/was/have been frustrated by these attempts, They are/were being driven back by the wind.
- We frequently do use the 3rd form (past participle) with all parts of BE in passive constructions: He is/was/will be defeated by his enemies.
- I am/was/have been frustrated by these attempts, They are/were being driven back by the wind.
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We frequently do use the 3rd form (past participle) with all parts of BE in passive constructions:
He is/was/will be defeated by his enemies.
I am/was/have been frustrated by these attempts,
They are/were being driven back by the wind.
He is/was/will be defeated by his enemies.
I am/was/have been frustrated by these attempts,
They are/were being driven back by the wind.
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