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Kumenglish Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Torn
In the context: the kite is torn by someone or something in the present tense.
Torn kite never fly.
Can we describe the kite with adjective(kite tears)?
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kumenglish Torn kite never fly. It should be "Torn kite s never fly" or " A torn kite never flie s ". In these sentences, "torn" is understood as an adjective.
- kumenglish Torn kite never fly.
- It should be "Torn kite s never fly" or " A torn kite never flie s ".
- In these sentences, "torn" is understood as an adjective.
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kumenglishTorn kite never fly.
It should be "Torn kites never fly" or "A torn kite never flies". In these sentences, "torn" is understood as an adjective.
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