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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Form of a Sentence
Hi, here's an example I was given for the form of a sentence:
Example: You should have worked harder.
Form: Should + Have + Past Participle.
I have to do the same thing and find the form in the following three sentences, I’ve given my attempt…but are they right?
1. She used to have long hair.
Form: Used to + Present Participle
2. I was having a bath when the phone rang.
Form: Was + Present Participle
3. I wish I had worked harder.
Form: Wish + Past Participle + Past Participle
Example: You should have worked harder.
Form: Should + Have + Past Participle.
I have to do the same thing and find the form in the following three sentences, I’ve given my attempt…but are they right?
1. She used to have long hair.
Form: Used to + Present Participle
2. I was having a bath when the phone rang.
Form: Was + Present Participle
3. I wish I had worked harder.
Form: Wish + Past Participle + Past Participle
Top answer
#2 is OK . 1. She used to have long hair.
- #2 is OK .
- 1.
- She used to have long hair.
- Form: Used (to) + Infinitive 3.
- I wish I had worked harder.
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#2 is OK.
1. She used to have long hair.
Form: Used (to) + Infinitive
3. I wish I had worked harder.
Form: Wish + Past Simple form + Past Participle
#2 is OK.
1. She used to have long hair.
Form: Used (to) + Infinitive
3. I wish I had worked harder.
Form: Wish + Past Simple form + Past Participle
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