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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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"It is colored in blue."
"It is colored in blue."
Do you consider the colored here to be an adjective or it is a past participle and functions still as a passive voice? I think that it still has the meaning of action.
However, I know that colored in brightly colored balloons is an adjective. What do you native English speakers think? And have a good and safe day.
Do you consider the colored here to be an adjective or it is a past participle and functions still as a passive voice? I think that it still has the meaning of action.
However, I know that colored in brightly colored balloons is an adjective. What do you native English speakers think? And have a good and safe day.
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" I think the sentence is not a native structure. A native would say 'It is colored blue' or simply 'It is blue'.
- " I think the sentence is not a native structure.
- A native would say 'It is colored blue' or simply 'It is blue'.
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Anonymous"It is colored in blue."I think the sentence is not a native structure. A native would say 'It is colored blue' or simply 'It is blue'.
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and what about
It is a blue colored background vs It is a blue color background
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