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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Passed by

Sir,

The soldier passed by.

What is meaning of "passed by" here.

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It's a verb, notably a phrasal verb: to pass X by or to pass by X Present: pass Past: passed Participle: passed The soldier (Subject) passed (Verb) (Object of the Verb) by (Adverb) The soldier (Subject) passed (Verb) by (Adverb) (Object of the Verb).

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  • It's a verb, notably a phrasal verb: to pass X by or to pass by X Present: pass Past: passed Participle: passed The soldier (Subject) passed (Verb) (Object of the Verb) by (Adverb) The soldier (Subject) passed (Verb) by (Adverb) (Object of the Verb).
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It's a verb, notably a phrasal verb: to pass X by or to pass by X

Present: pass
Past: passed
Participle: passed

The soldier (Subject) passed (Verb)
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I was sitting in the kitchen of my house, looking out the window. A soldier appeared in the distance, walking on the street in front of my house. He came closer and closer to my house. He kept walking in the same direction along the street in front of my house. I watched as he continued on his way. He walked farther and farther away from my house as he continued to walk in the same direction
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