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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Use of 'is/are'+past participle
Hi,
I have seen in many places the usage of 'is/are' (e.g the letters are given to students. It is synchronized to the chip etc). This usage is not belonging to any tense form. Can you elaborate it's right usage?
Thanks,
Raghu
I have seen in many places the usage of 'is/are' (e.g the letters are given to students. It is synchronized to the chip etc). This usage is not belonging to any tense form. Can you elaborate it's right usage?
Thanks,
Raghu
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It is simple present tense, passive voice: http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/passive.htm
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