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Alex1234 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

denied

Hi! I've thinking about a sentence 'i will not be denied' is deny a regular or irregular verb or denied is gerund?
  

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It is a regular verb because both its past tense and past participle forms end in - ed .

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  • It is a regular verb because both its past tense and past participle forms end in - ed .
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It is a regular verb because both its past tense and past participle forms end in -ed.
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Deny is not a strong verb. It complies with spelling rules of changing the y to i, and then adding -ed..
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Ok, I asked this question because for non-native me a sentence 'i will not be denied' seems to be grammatically incorrect.
because Future Continuous = Will be + present participle and in this sentence we have a past participle.

Where I made a mistake?
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The sentence is simple future, passive voice. It is not future continuous.

Other examples:

I will not be intimidated.
Usain Bolt is the fastest man in the world. He will not be beaten in the 100-meter dash.

If you want future continuous, then it is the -ing form of the verb.

I will not be going to the seminar next week.
I will not
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