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Powerstar Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is or not is
Which one is correct? Cinema started at 2'o clock or Cinema is started.
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The cinema started at 2 o'clock.
- The cinema started at 2 o'clock.
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You can say: The cinema has started.
When you say "is started" you mean that someone started it. Lots of things can be started by an actor, for example:
A race is started by a referee's shooting a gun.
A fight is started when one person hits or insults another person.
A debate is started when one person gets up to argue his side.
The opera is started by the orchestra
When you say "is started" you mean that someone started it. Lots of things can be started by an actor, for example:
A race is started by a referee's shooting a gun.
A fight is started when one person hits or insults another person.
A debate is started when one person gets up to argue his side.
The opera is started by the orchestra
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