"The raffle's held on 2 days" ?
Hello
I was wondering what does this sentence mean.
In the google translator "The raffle's held on 2 days" mean the same like "The raffle lasts 2 days"
I know that held is a past form of hold but does it mean that raffle in the past maintaned 2 days?
Maybe I misunderstand here something.
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Have you learned yet about about Active Voice and Passive Voice? The raffle is held on two days. is held is Simple Present tense in Passive Voice.
- Have you learned yet about about Active Voice and Passive Voice?
- The raffle is held on two days.
- is held is Simple Present tense in Passive Voice.
- It is formed by the Simple Present of the verb 'be' + Past Participle of the main verb.
- It means that the raffle is held on two days in the past/present/ future.
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Have you learned yet about about Active Voice and Passive Voice?
The raffle is held on two days.
is held is Simple Present tense in Passive Voice.
It is formed by the Simple Present of the verb 'be' + Past Participle of the main verb.
It means that the raffle is held on two days in the past/present/ future.
Clive
0anonymousThe raffle's held on 2 days
~ The raffle is held on two days.
~ On two different days, the raffle takes place.
For example, maybe there is a raffle on Tuesday and another raffle on Friday.
This does not mean that the raffle lasts two days, i.e., that there is one raffle that goes on continuously for two d
0anonymousI was wondering whatdoesthis sentence mean.
I was wondering what this sentence means. That would be the natural way to write it.
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