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Kittixay Posted 19 years ago
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"verb to be + past participle ends in ed"
Besides using "verb to be + past participle ends in ed" to express as the passive voice. Does it have other meanings?
e.g: I am interested in sports. I am excited. I am bored.
Can you give me some explanations, please?
e.g: I am interested in sports. I am excited. I am bored.
Can you give me some explanations, please?
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The examples you have given use be + -ed as linking verb + predicate adjective.
- The examples you have given use be + -ed as linking verb + predicate adjective.
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The examples you have given use be + -ed as linking verb + predicate adjective.
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