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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
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Clifjam Sir,
If according to you, the sentence " I am bored" is a active sentence then
why the verb "bored" has used with "to be verb 'am' ". I am bit confused using past participle
of verb with am ,is, which are helping verb of present tense.
Thanks.
If according to you, the sentence " I am bored" is a active sentence then
why the verb "bored" has used with "to be verb 'am' ". I am bit confused using past participle
of verb with am ,is, which are helping verb of present tense.
Thanks.
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It is 'active' as opposed to 'passive', Hanuman, for the reasons California Jim discussed; on the other hand, it is 'stative' as opposed to 'active' in that it states a condition, not an activity.
- It is 'active' as opposed to 'passive', Hanuman, for the reasons California Jim discussed; on the other hand, it is 'stative' as opposed to 'active' in that it states a condition, not an activity.
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It is 'active' as opposed to 'passive', Hanuman, for the reasons California Jim discussed; on the other hand, it is 'stative' as opposed to 'active' in that it states a condition, not an activity.
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