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DSO AMRELI Posted 9 years ago
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consider the below sentence.

when i met her last year, she had been married for three years.

"had+been+past-participle-of-verb" which tense is it?
give another such examples.
  

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DSO AMRELI Consider the below sentence below . W hen I met her last year, she had been married for three years. "had+been+past-participle-of-verb" - which tense is it?

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  • DSO AMRELI Consider the below sentence below .
  • W hen I met her last year, she had been married for three years.
  • "had+been+past-participle-of-verb" - which tense is it?
  • P lease give an other such examples.
  • The pronoun I and the first letter of a sentence are always capitalised.
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DSO AMRELI Consider the below sentence below. When I met her last year, she had been married for three years. ."had+been+past-participle-of-verb" - which tense is it? Please give another such examples.
The pronoun I and the first letter of a sentence are always capitalised. Leave a space af
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Thanks for such quick and caring reply.

In our case, "When I met her, she had been married for three years". Is it passive?
Why cant it be "When I met her, she had married for three years"?
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DSO AMRELIWhen I met her, she had been married for three years". Is it passive?
No. "Married" is an adjective.
Mary is married. She is John's wife.
John is married. He is Mary's husband.

Mary and John got married in 2010.
They have been married for 6 years.
I met Mary in 2013.
When I met her, she had been married (to John) for th
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Yes, exactly. thank you so much.
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