has shifted/shifted

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my family has shifted. or , my family has been shifted. Which one is correct sentence?

Philip · Accepted Answer

I would love to help you out on this, but I do need some context.

AlpheccaStars · Answer

Anonymous my family has shifted. or , my family has been shifted. Which one is correct sentence?

Neither is a sentence. They are both fragments. Here are some examples:

My family has shifted its views on the political situation. They used to be conservative, but now they are more liberal.
(In American English, the plural verb would be more common.)

My family has been shifted from east to west, and north to south by their job situation. They are migrant workers.
In this sentence, move or transfer would be better verbs to use.

Cat olive 622 · Answer

anonymous my family has shifted. or , my family has been shifted. Which one is correct sentence?

has shifted/shifted

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