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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
was/were+p.p and have/has been+p.p
0 i understand both of the forms is past and passive,but i'm confused both of which,could anyone tell me their different of the meaning? 0-
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0 was/were: used for the past, events disconnected from the present 02 br 02 br 00 has/have: used for the past events connected to the present, leading up to the present, very recent events, as well as the present itself 0-
- 0 was/were: used for the past, events disconnected from the present 02 br 02 br 00 has/have: used for the past events connected to the present, leading up to the present, very recent events, as well as the present itself 0-
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0 was/were: used for the past, events disconnected from the present 02 br
02 br
00 has/have: used for the past events connected to the present, leading up to the present, very recent events, as well as the present itself 0-
02 br
00 has/have: used for the past events connected to the present, leading up to the present, very recent events, as well as the present itself 0-
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02 br
00 The fish 01 b 00 was eaten
01 cite 10 Anonymous 12 cite 10 i understand both of the forms is past and passive,but i'm confused both of which,could anyone tell me their different of the meaning? 12 blockquote10 The cat 01 b 00 ate 02 b 00 the fish. (referring to one fish) 02 br
02 br
00 The fish 01 b 00 was eaten
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the gene expression is induced (this sentence used which tense)
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