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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences correct?
A. I saw Jack and Alex in a bar having drinks.
If it's correct how about its passive form, Jack and Alex in a bar was found having drinks.
If it's correct how about its passive form, Jack and Alex in a bar was found having drinks.
Top answer
If the active version contains 'saw', the passive version is not going to contain 'found'.
- If the active version contains 'saw', the passive version is not going to contain 'found'.
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If the active version contains 'saw', the passive version is not going to contain 'found'.
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Sorry,that's my mistake. Jack and Alex in a bar were seen having drinks. Is this a correct one?what if the object is very long(an object of the verb 'see')??
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tenjingJack and Alex in a bar were seen having drinks. Is this a correct one?Not quite.
Jack and Alex were seen in a bar having drinks.
tenjingwhat if the object is very long(an object of the verb 'see')??How about an example, tenjing?
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Could you Check these sentences too?
A. I don't care whether you stay here,go to the party,go to a bar or see a movie.
A. I don't like whether you try to make me happy or help me.
A. I don't care whether you stay here,go to the party,go to a bar or see a movie.
A. I don't like whether you try to make me happy or help me.
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These are nothing to do with your original question. Please ask them in a new thread.
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