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Jonathan Mak Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Please answer
When we are talking this moment ,now.
Like if someone has got beat .
Should say:?
A. He is beaten
B. He was beaten
Please the reason that why should I use this. Because my englishforum teachers have taught me to use "was"
Another way to ask
If someone is beating him
How to say:
He is being beating or beaten
Please explain it for me.
If someone did a thing always in the past.
Should I say:
He used to always ......
Or should be
He was always
I have ever watched a movie
Man A said: Man C is a good man.
Man B said: How do you know.
Man A replied: my master told me .
I want to know why Man A could say : Noun +no time ? And Man B shall say how do or did you know?
Like if someone has got beat .
Should say:?
A. He is beaten
B. He was beaten
Please the reason that why should I use this. Because my englishforum teachers have taught me to use "was"
Another way to ask
If someone is beating him
How to say:
He is being beating or beaten
Please explain it for me.
If someone did a thing always in the past.
Should I say:
He used to always ......
Or should be
He was always
I have ever watched a movie
Man A said: Man C is a good man.
Man B said: How do you know.
Man A replied: my master told me .
I want to know why Man A could say : Noun +no time ? And Man B shall say how do or did you know?
Top answer
A. He is beaten B. He was beaten He was beaten = He lost the fight.
- A.
- He is beaten B.
- He was beaten He was beaten = He lost the fight.
- (past tense, passive voice).
- The fight or game is over.
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A. He is beaten
B. He was beaten
He was beaten = He lost the fight. (past tense, passive voice). The fight or game is over.
You can use the other "He is beaten" under very special conditions.
Suppose the game is not over yet, but B is so far behind that there is no possibility that he will win. You can say "He is beaten." This is a prediction that he will not wi
B. He was beaten
He was beaten = He lost the fight. (past tense, passive voice). The fight or game is over.
You can use the other "He is beaten" under very special conditions.
Suppose the game is not over yet, but B is so far behind that there is no possibility that he will win. You can say "He is beaten." This is a prediction that he will not wi
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Ever:
He has never been beaten.
Has he ever been beaten?
He has been beaten ever since he started playing in the new league.
Will anyone ever beat him?
He used to win every game.
Did you ever used to win at football?
He has never been beaten.
Has he ever been beaten?
He has been beaten ever since he started playing in the new league.
Will anyone ever beat him?
He used to win every game.
Did you ever used to win at football?
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