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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Took/Taken
The correct form of the verb in this sentence is...
"Attached are two pictures took (NOT taken?) at the the park."
To use the past participle, one NEEDs a auxilary verb?
"Attached are two pictures took (NOT taken?) at the the park."
To use the past participle, one NEEDs a auxilary verb?
Top answer
This is correct: Attached are two pictures taken at the park . In some cases, like this one, the auxiliary is not needed. Taken at the park is a nonfinite clause-- the auxiliary has been omitted: Attached are two pictures [that were] taken at the park .
- This is correct: Attached are two pictures taken at the park .
- In some cases, like this one, the auxiliary is not needed.
- Taken at the park is a nonfinite clause-- the auxiliary has been omitted: Attached are two pictures [that were] taken at the park .
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This is correct:
Attached are two pictures taken at the park.
In some cases, like this one, the auxiliary is not needed. Taken at the park is a nonfinite clause-- the auxiliary has been omitted: Attached are two pictures [that were] taken at the park.
Attached are two pictures taken at the park.
In some cases, like this one, the auxiliary is not needed. Taken at the park is a nonfinite clause-- the auxiliary has been omitted: Attached are two pictures [that were] taken at the park.
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