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Surajalok Posted 17 years ago
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Planned sought or current tertiary education in Gothenburg
what do they meen with Planned sought education in Gothenburg
do the meen education you are planing to apply for. but you havent done it yet .
but sought is past tence of seek and seek meens try to get something
can anyone explain to me the differance between past simple and past participle
what do they meen with Planned sought education in Gothenburg
do the meen education you are planing to apply for. but you havent done it yet .
but sought is past tence of seek and seek meens try to get something
can anyone explain to me the differance between past simple and past participle
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I suppose it should read: Planned , sought , or current = your intention, your effort, or your success in gaining an education in Gothenburg. Past simple is a finite verb; it is the main verb of a clause. A past participle (which often looks like a past simple form) cannot be used alone as a main verb; it is a non-finite form which combines with 'be' or 'have' to make passive voice and perfect aspect verbs respectively, or acts as the verb of a non-finite clause or as an adjective.
- I suppose it should read: Planned , sought , or current = your intention, your effort, or your success in gaining an education in Gothenburg.
- Past simple is a finite verb; it is the main verb of a clause.
- A past participle (which often looks like a past simple form) cannot be used alone as a main verb; it is a non-finite form which combines with 'be' or 'have' to make passive voice and perfect aspect verbs respectively, or acts as the verb of a non-finite clause or as an adjective.
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I suppose it should read:
Planned, sought, or current = your intention, your effort, or your success in gaining an education in Gothenburg.
Past simple is a finite verb; it is the main verb of a clause.
A past participle (which often looks like a past simple form) cannot be used alone as a main verb; it is a non-finite form which combines with 'be
Planned, sought, or current = your intention, your effort, or your success in gaining an education in Gothenburg.
Past simple is a finite verb; it is the main verb of a clause.
A past participle (which often looks like a past simple form) cannot be used alone as a main verb; it is a non-finite form which combines with 'be
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