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Bomtokki Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Difference between 'It has shrunk' and 'It is shrunk'
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Please let me know the difference between 'It has shrunk' and 'It is shrunk.'
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What is the context? Basically, "has shrunk" is simply the present perfect. "Is shrunk" is the same as the more usual "is shrunken"—the verb "to be" followed by a predicate adjective.
- What is the context?
- Basically, "has shrunk" is simply the present perfect.
- "Is shrunk" is the same as the more usual "is shrunken"—the verb "to be" followed by a predicate adjective.
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What is the context? Basically, "has shrunk" is simply the present perfect. "Is shrunk" is the same as the more usual "is shrunken"—the verb "to be" followed by a predicate adjective.
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