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Tostyle un Posted 9 years ago
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Hello teachers,

"My phone is attacked with viruses".

"My phone has been attacked with viruses".

is the latter a passive voice?

Another question,

"Dressing up nice and good is a way of making a good impression to people"

Is the above one correct?

Thank you.

  

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"My phone is attacked by viruses". "My phone has been attacked by viruses". is the latter a passive voice?

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  • "My phone is attacked by viruses".
  • "My phone has been attacked by viruses".
  • is the latter a passive voice?
  • Both are passive, but different tenses.
  • Another question, "Dressing up nicely/well is a way of making a good impression on people" Is the above one correct?
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"My phone is attacked by viruses".

"My phone has been attacked by viruses".

is the latter a passive voice? Both are passive, but different tenses.

Another question,

"Dressing up nicely/well is a way of making a good impression on people"

Is the above one correct? Say nicely or well, but not both.

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tostyle unis the latter a passive voice?

Here's how to find out: To have passive voice you have to have a form of be (am, is, are, was were, been, being, be) followed by a past participle.

is attacked; has been attacked; is being attacked; is about to be attacked; ...

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