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Adil Gul Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Confused in simple past
Confused in simple past? which sentences are correct/ which one should i use, 1. play was started at 9 or play started at 9 and 2. Bridge painted white or bridge was painted white?
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1. Normally you should say "Play started at 9". g.
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- Normally you should say "Play started at 9".
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- the organisers of a match) started it, but usually there is no need.
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1. Normally you should say "Play started at 9". "Play was started at 9" is possible if you want to emphasise that someone (e.g. the organisers of a match) started it, but usually there is no need.
2. "Bridge painted white" is not a correct sentence. "The bridge was painted white" is correct.
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