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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Can you answer this, please
Hello. Is the sentence below written in present simple tense? And is this correct: (He - pronoun) (Is - linking verb) (whisked - participle) (away - adverb)? Thank you very much in advance for your help. Kind regards.
"He is whisked away."
"He is whisked away."
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It is the present simple passive of the verb WHISK. 'Is' is functioning as an auxiliary rather than as a linking verb.
- It is the present simple passive of the verb WHISK.
- 'Is' is functioning as an auxiliary rather than as a linking verb.
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It is the present simple passive of the verb WHISK. 'Is' is functioning as an auxiliary rather than as a linking verb.
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