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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Passive Voice of future perfect continuous tense
My mum has been selling noodle in this street for over ten years.
Noodle___________.
Answer my question, please. Thanks in advance.
Noodle___________.
Answer my question, please. Thanks in advance.
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My mum has been selling noodles in this street for over ten years. It is present perfect continuous not future perfect continuous. There is no nice way to put this tense into passive voice.
- My mum has been selling noodles in this street for over ten years.
- It is present perfect continuous not future perfect continuous.
- There is no nice way to put this tense into passive voice.
- It would be "Noodles have been being sold by my mum", but it's horrible.
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My mum has been selling noodles in this street for over ten years.
It is present perfect continuous not future perfect continuous. There is no nice way to put this tense into passive voice. It would be "Noodles have been being sold by my mum", but it's horrible.
It is present perfect continuous not future perfect continuous. There is no nice way to put this tense into passive voice. It would be "Noodles have been being sold by my mum", but it's horrible.
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