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ConscientiousStudent Posted 20 years ago
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0 Dear wisdoms, 02 br
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00 I have seen those kind of tenses all the time but I got no idea what they are. 01 h2 00 1.)It is very true that, 01 b 00 having recovered 02 b 00 such revolted provinces, it is easier to keep them in subjection. 02 br
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00 Those questions I have asked my English teachers in Uni and some native speakers however no one able to explain the rationale of them to me. And I believe here is my discourse. 02 br
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00 Thank you in anticipation. 0-
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00 I have seen those kind of tenses all the time but I got no idea what they are. 01 h2
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00 = 01 h2 00 1.)It is very true that, 01 b 00 having recovered 02 b 00 such revolted provinces, it is easier to keep them in subjection. 02 br
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00 -> This seems to be a Present Prefect tense, however I can't find this kind of Present Perfect tense in any grammar book *having + P.P.* ?? 02 br
00 ->I guess it would be gerund, if so what would be the gerund form of Past Perfect tense then?? 02 br
00 ->If it is gerund, then why we don't just put it as "It is very true that, 01 b 00 recovering 02 b 00 such revolted provinces............" 02 br
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00 2.)When 01 b 00 being asked 02 b 00 how he felt after arrived in Beijing, he replies, ".............." 02 br
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00 ->I guess this is Passive Voice in Present or Past tense. But not sure, if it is , does it mean the Passive Voice in Present or Past tense sharing the same formation?? 02 h2
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00 Those questions I have asked my English teachers in Uni and some native speakers however no one able to explain the rationale of them to me. And I believe here is my discourse. 02 br
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00 Thank you in anticipation. 0-
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0 Hi! 02 br 02 br 00 I'm not so good at passive voices, sorry 05 0 02 br 02 br 00 I hope it helps a little bit anyway 010id 10
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- 02 br 02 br 00 I'm not so good at passive voices, sorry 05 0 02 br 02 br 00 I hope it helps a little bit anyway 010id 10
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0 Hi! Let me try with the first you're asking: "having recovered" is a perfect gerund; I guess it's not only "recovering" because who wrote this wanted to say something in the past. 02 br
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00 I hope it helps a little bit anyway 010id 10
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00 I'm not so good at passive voices, sorry 05 0 02 br
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00 I hope it helps a little bit anyway 010id 10
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0 Hi, 02 br
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00 These structures are usually well explained in grammar books. All you need to to is find the section on subordinate clauses and, in this case, specifically 01 font 00 -ing clauses 02 font 00 . 02 br
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00 Now that you know how these structures are called, you will have no trouble finding further informa
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00 These structures are usually well explained in grammar books. All you need to to is find the section on subordinate clauses and, in this case, specifically 01 font 00 -ing clauses 02 font 00 . 02 br
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00 Now that you know how these structures are called, you will have no trouble finding further informa
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