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BeginStudent Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
I have some question of present perefect
I think this sentence is wrong :
this sentence : you have beed suspended , i think it is be writen this : you have been suspending .
because after been always V+ing or i make a mistake?
another in sign up to this site i get this advert:
"Your user account has been successfully created" why we are useing successfully ?
Thankes
this sentence : you have beed suspended , i think it is be writen this : you have been suspending .
because after been always V+ing or i make a mistake?
another in sign up to this site i get this advert:
"Your user account has been successfully created" why we are useing successfully ?
Thankes
Top answer
We have to see the context to comment on the first question but saying you have been suspe n ded in a convenient context won't kill anyone I guess. As for the second question, if something is sucessfully created that means we didn't encounter any mistake or hindrance in the process of creating it.
- We have to see the context to comment on the first question but saying you have been suspe n ded in a convenient context won't kill anyone I guess.
- As for the second question, if something is sucessfully created that means we didn't encounter any mistake or hindrance in the process of creating it.
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We have to see the context to comment on the first question but saying you have been suspended in a convenient context won't kill anyone I guess.
As for the second question, if something is sucessfully created that means we didn't encounter any mistake or hindrance in the process of creating it.
As for the second question, if something is sucessfully created that means we didn't encounter any mistake or hindrance in the process of creating it.
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You have been suspended is correct. Someone else has suspeneded you/your account. You are not the one who is doing the suspending.
I guess the "successfully" was added to show that all went as it was supposed to, with no errors.
I guess the "successfully" was added to show that all went as it was supposed to, with no errors.
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I think this sentence is wrong :
this sentence : you have beed suspended , i think it is be writen this : you have been suspending .
because after been always V+ing or i make a mistake?
another in sign up to this site i get this advert:
"Your user account has been successfully created" why we are useing successfully ?
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Thankes the answer was very quick ( i am sorry if i have mistake in grammar , i try to learn),
for the question two you don't understant what i mean : i am asking why i use in "successfully" and n't
"successfulling " beacuse we user after subject+have/hav+been+V+ing ... these if this passive voice?
for the question two you don't understant what i mean : i am asking why i use in "successfully" and n't
"successfulling " beacuse we user after subject+have/hav+been+V+ing ... these if this passive voice?
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Becaaaauuuse succesfullying doesn't exist in English. Succes noun, successful adjective and successfully adverb. Now that successful is not a verb, you got the answer I think.
The only verb in your sentence is suspend and successfully just modifies it.
The only verb in your sentence is suspend and successfully just modifies it.
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I am not.
It is a kind of pronuncation which our little students tell. You know children, they pronunce some words in a very long wa
It is a kind of pronuncation which our little students tell. You know children, they pronunce some words in a very long wa00
DollBecaaaauuuse succesfullying doesn't exist in English. Succes noun, successful adjective and successfully adverb. Now that successful is not a verb, you got the answer I think.Doll,
The only verb in your sentence is suspend and successfully just modifies it.
Just my 2 cents...
For your information. when
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I always forget this.0
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