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Hi, How can we use be + past form of the Verb ? Do you mean like this? eg Dinner was cooked by Mary.
- Hi, How can we use be + past form of the Verb ?
- Do you mean like this?
- eg Dinner was cooked by Mary.
- Or do you mean like this?
- eg Dinner will be cooked by Mary.
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Hi,
How can we use be + past form of the Verb ?
Do you mean like this? eg Dinner was cooked by Mary.
Or do you mean like this? eg Dinner will be cooked by Mary.
Or like this? eg I prefer my dinner to be cooked.
'Cooked ' is a past participle here.
These are passive
How can we use be + past form of the Verb ?
Do you mean like this? eg Dinner was cooked by Mary.
Or do you mean like this? eg Dinner will be cooked by Mary.
Or like this? eg I prefer my dinner to be cooked.
'Cooked ' is a past participle here.
These are passive
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