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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
PAST OR PAST PERFECT
Hi. Can you tell me if they are optional, eg. they can be in past tenses or past perfect tenses?
(Sorry, can I write a question like the above using a comma before the abbreviation (?) 'eg'?)
1. He went home as he was (had been) told.
2. He bought the food item as he was (had been) asked to.
3. He bought the bag of chips as he was (had been) told.
4. The day before he came, she told (had told) him that he needed (needs - Not OK?) the car.
(Sorry, can I write a question like the above using a comma before the abbreviation (?) 'eg'?)
1. He went home as he was (had been) told.
2. He bought the food item as he was (had been) asked to.
3. He bought the bag of chips as he was (had been) told.
4. The day before he came, she told (had told) him that he needed (needs - Not OK?) the car.
Top answer
you had made passive sentences when u tried to use an present perfect tense.
- you had made passive sentences when u tried to use an present perfect tense.
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you had made passive sentences when u tried to use an present perfect tense.
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