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Bedoor Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Died
Hi ,
jam’s dead
Does that mean the first following sentence , the second or both??
Jam is dead . (dead as an adj)
Jam has dead .
thank you
jam’s dead
Does that mean the first following sentence , the second or both??
Jam is dead . (dead as an adj)
Jam has dead .
thank you
Top answer
Only the first one. " ("died" as a past participle - past perfect tense)
- Only the first one.
- " ("died" as a past participle - past perfect tense)
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Only the first one.
(The second one is ungrammatical.)
I sometimes hear "Jam's died," for "Jam has died." ("died" as a past participle - past perfect tense)
(The second one is ungrammatical.)
I sometimes hear "Jam's died," for "Jam has died." ("died" as a past participle - past perfect tense)
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