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Should /be/ past participle
Have /be/ past participle
Ought /be/ past participle
Can/ be/ past participle
Must /be/ past participle
is going / be/ past participle
may/be/ past participle
might/be/ past participle

I want know function for thoes with out by . please let me know. no promlpe if explain too long

I will try understand .

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deer

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

The question is too long for me, deer.  They all function/non-function differently.  Let me know when you have difficulties using one of them, and I'll try to help.

Deer · Answer

Hello

Have /be/ past participle this use it for incumbent and quickly
is going / be/ past participle this use it for planning and sure make it
Must /be/ past participle this use if for incumbent and decided

It’s correct sir let me know and if wrong please give me function and take your time to make that.

Bye
deer

Mister Micawber · Answer

Sorry, deer--

Could you make a simple sample sentence for each case? What do you wish to do with the 'be'? Both use and omit it? For example:

'I have studied English for many years' vs. 'English has been studied by many Japanese'?

Is this what you wish to compare?

Deer · Answer

hello again

I give you function for modals for thoes and i want correct that

bye
deer

Deer · Answer

Hello

Why be?

Because I read a lot of books who teacher gave me to make summary and I found verb + be + past participle and teacher want me make summary for story. That why I am very care about be and my teacher told me must be use models voice correct but me I use it not correct after that my teacher very angry to me and gave me bad mark. My teacher is responsible about that she doesn’t explain that to student and she said learn it alone and just read books .

I study in University and I need know that to make report and summary and a lot of thing for my project.

Please sir if you can explain that to me every day one lessen and I am thankful for you. Let me know function for all that one by one and don’t forget to take time until my university open it 4 September and I am promise don’t make noise for you .

Bye
Deer

Mister Micawber · Answer

OK, we'll start with:

(1a) have + done/happened. This is the present perfect tense, active voice. It is used for events in a limited time span between a point in the past and now, where the agent is the subject. It makes a current announcement of the event.

I have eaten my breakfast.
The sun has set.

(1b) have + be + done/happened. This is the present perfect tense, passive voice. It is used similarly, but where the agent is the object.

My breakfast has been eaten by mice.
I have been beaten three times at this game (by opponents).

(1a) and (1b) represent the normal active/passive structural relationship governed by 'be'.

The complete study of the forms you have listed is long and complex. What I have written is very basic, and perhaps other forum members would care to expand. If not, I will go on to the next 'be' pair next time.

Deer · Answer

Helllo,

Thank you sir, I am understand what did you said about present perfect now, I hope see that different between can and could with function . it is wrong or right and correct sentence.

Some function I don’t understand please give me sentence for that.

I hope all member share about that and all student will take useful.

Can use it for

·to express ability
my sister can be drawn in the college. ( I make it)
·to expression permission ( difficult if you can sir give me some of sentences )
·to express theoretical possibility:
( difficult if you can sir give me some of sentences )

could use if for

·to express an ability in the past:
I could be won when I played tennis. ( I make it)
·to express past or future permission:
( difficult if you can sir give me some of sentences )
·to express present possibility:
I could be passed on college. ( I make it)
·to express possibility or ability in contingent circumstances:
( difficult if you can sir give me some of sentences )

after that , If I understand I will star new lesson may and might.

Bye
deer

Deer · Answer

Hello

Please some one replay

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deer

Mister Micawber · Answer

Be patient, deer, we have a long way to go.

'Can' is used:

·to express ability:
'My sister can succeed in college.'

·to expression permission:
'You can use the car this evening if you drive carefully.'

·to express theoretical possibility:
The surface of Mars can reach a temperature of 400 degrees in the daytime.'

- to make a request:
'Can you pass me the salt?'

'Could' is used:

·to express an ability in the past:
'I could win when I played tennis at college.'

·to express past or future permission:
'You could use the car this evening if you drive carefully.'
'You could have used the car yesterday if you had asked.'

·to express present possibility:
'I could pass my college examination.'

·to express possibility or ability in contingent circumstances:
'I could pass my college examination if I study hard.'

- to make a request:
'Could you pass me the salt?'

Deer · Answer

Hello

I am patient but I am worry about those grammar. I need it after September 4 for exam and why you deleted verb + be

'My sister can succeed in college
'You can use the car this evening if you drive carefully.'
The surface of Mars can reach a temperature of 400 degrees in the daytime.'
'Can you pass me the salt?'
'I could win when I played tennis at college.'
'You could use the car this evening if you drive carefully.'
'You could have used the car yesterday if you had asked
'Could you pass me the salt?'

all those sentence I add can \could + be + past pastiple

It’s different between

I can swim
I can be swan

If different please tell me function for can \ could + be + past paricple

That I mean

Bye
deer

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