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Jooney Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Passive
Hi,
ex1)
A: Someone took her to a hospital.
B: She was taken to a hospital.
ex2)
A: He takes our children to school everyday.
B: Our children is taken to school everyday.
Are "B's" the correct passive counterparts of "A's"?
I'd appreciate your help.
ex1)
A: Someone took her to a hospital.
B: She was taken to a hospital.
ex2)
A: He takes our children to school everyday.
B: Our children is taken to school everyday.
Are "B's" the correct passive counterparts of "A's"?
I'd appreciate your help.
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Hi, ex1) A: Someone took her to a hospital. B: She was taken to a hospital. ex2) A: He takes our children to school everyday.
- Hi, ex1) A: Someone took her to a hospital.
- B: She was taken to a hospital.
- ex2) A: He takes our children to school everyday.
- B: Our children are is t aken to school (by him) every day.
- Are "B's" the correct passive counterparts of "A's"?
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Hi,
ex1)
A: Someone took her to a hospital.
B: She was taken to a hospital.
ex2)
A: He takes our children to school everyday.
B: Our children are is taken to school (by him) every
ex1)
A: Someone took her to a hospital.
B: She was taken to a hospital.
ex2)
A: He takes our children to school everyday.
B: Our children are
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Thank you very much for the correction. I made a silly mistake.
So the "is/are+past participle" combination only works for habit
So the "is/are+past participle" combination only works for habit00
Hi,
It's the passive voice equivalent of Simple Present tense in active voice.
Clive
It's the passive voice equivalent of Simple Present tense in active voice.
Clive
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