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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Simple present passive vs. present perfect passive
Which tense should we use in the situation?
I went to library and saw a torn book. What should I say, "this book is torn" or " this book has been torn"?
And also when do we use present simple passive?
A. When something happens regularly not once.
B. And then .....
Please tell us some reasons to use simple present passive rather than present perfect passive. Thanks a lot.
I went to library and saw a torn book. What should I say, "this book is torn" or " this book has been torn"?
And also when do we use present simple passive?
A. When something happens regularly not once.
B. And then .....
Please tell us some reasons to use simple present passive rather than present perfect passive. Thanks a lot.
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tenjing went to library and saw a torn book. What should I say, "this book is torn" or " this book has been torn"? You may use either without fear or favour.
- tenjing went to library and saw a torn book.
- What should I say, "this book is torn" or " this book has been torn"?
- You may use either without fear or favour.
- But how often do you meet that problem?
- tenjing And also when do we use present simple passive?
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tenjing went to library and saw a torn book. What should I say, "this book is torn" or " this book has been torn"?You may use either without fear or favour. But how often do you meet that problem?
tenjingAnd also when do we use present simple passive? Please tell us some reasons to use simple present passive rather than present perfec
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