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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
would you give me a example for have+noun+past participle sentence pattern ,with meaning?
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Hi, Tom had his car repaired. Tom arranged for someone to fix his car, and the person did it. Clive
- Hi, Tom had his car repaired.
- Tom arranged for someone to fix his car, and the person did it.
- Clive
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Hi,
Tom had his car repaired. Tom arranged for someone to fix his car, and the person did it.
Clive
Tom had his car repaired. Tom arranged for someone to fix his car, and the person did it.
Clive
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Dear Anon
Do you mean, for example..
- We have a soldier wounded here
The verb "to wound" has been turned into a past participle and is working as an adjective
= We have a soldier here and something or someone has wounded him
Does that help?
Regards, Dave
Do you mean, for example..
- We have a soldier wounded here
The verb "to wound" has been turned into a past participle and is working as an adjective
= We have a soldier here and something or someone has wounded him
Does that help?
Regards, Dave
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