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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Verb Tense and Verb voices
Hey Everyone, I just need some help with my verb tenses, I was struggling with these three questions.
1.Which of these verbs is in the past simple tense
a) Had finished b) was running c) eat d) got
I believe that the answer for this is had finished because it seems to be the only one in past tense.
2.Which of these verbs is in the past continuous tense?
a) went b) had finished c) are forgetting d) (none of these)
I believe that the answer for this question is are forgetting because it seems like the only one that is continuous
3.Which of these verbs is in the passive voice?
a) was living b) have to eat c) was surprised d) are forgetting
I believe that the answer for this question is have to eat
Please help if the answer I have picked at incorrect thanks you.
1.Which of these verbs is in the past simple tense
a) Had finished b) was running c) eat d) got
I believe that the answer for this is had finished because it seems to be the only one in past tense.
2.Which of these verbs is in the past continuous tense?
a) went b) had finished c) are forgetting d) (none of these)
I believe that the answer for this question is are forgetting because it seems like the only one that is continuous
3.Which of these verbs is in the passive voice?
a) was living b) have to eat c) was surprised d) are forgetting
I believe that the answer for this question is have to eat
Please help if the answer I have picked at incorrect thanks you.
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You need to study and learn the basics of English grammar. 1. got 2.
- You need to study and learn the basics of English grammar.
- 1.
- got 2.
- none of them 3.
- was surprised - However, even though it is structurally passive, it is often used so that surprised is an adjective rather than a verb.
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You need to study and learn the basics of English grammar.
1. got
2. none of them
3. was surprised - However, even though it is structurally passive, it is often used so that surprised is an adjective rather than a verb.
CB
1. got
2. none of them
3. was surprised - However, even though it is structurally passive, it is often used so that surprised is an adjective rather than a verb.
CB
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