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Autumn Autumn Are you doneTeacher, do not we ask about the object here because the sentence is in the Passive Form?

That sentence is not in passive voice. 'Done' is being used as an adjective.

Autumn Autumnlso, I would like to ask about the difference b

Autumn Autumn May ***'s peace, mercy and blessings be upon you. [...]I''May *** reward you greatly.

I realise that such wishes may be normal in your culture, Autumn, but they are not normal in English-speaking countries, except among followers of the faith. As this is an English language forum and members, who may be of any faith or of none, wish to learn the

Yes, teacher! It is an Islamic greeting.

It has a very great meaning, and it is a polite way of greeting someone!
In my opinion, until If I learned a foreign language it is good to use your polite ways of greeting the persons.

Autumn Autumn it is a polite way of greeting someone!

In your language. I find it embarrassing in world English, which is the language here—our membership is global, with members of many faiths and none.

I understand you, teacher, and I thank you so much for responding me about my question and greeting me! I really appreciate this!
Yes, of course this site is having many types of different religious persons and non-religious ones, and I respect the all!
I did not see any need to have an argument about this, I did not hurt anyone, or used any non-polite expression. Anyone who does not agree

Autumn AutumnExcuse me, if I annoyed somebody!

You did not annoy or offend anybody with this.

Nobody could expect you do know that this form of greeting is not appropriate in this forum; that is why we explained it to you. One of the main things we try to do in this forum is to help learners express what they want to say correctly and appropriately.