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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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What is these sentence?
Passengers are requested to remain in their seats until the plane has come to a complete standstill and the engines have been switched off.
I think that "Passengers are request" is a present simple tense in it passive form. But then "until the plane has come" i think that is present perfect in it passive form. And finally "engines have been switched off" is a present perfect in passive form.
Is it?. thanks you so much
I think that "Passengers are request" is a present simple tense in it passive form. But then "until the plane has come" i think that is present perfect in it passive form. And finally "engines have been switched off" is a present perfect in passive form.
Is it?. thanks you so much
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Anonymous I think that "Passengers are request ed " is a present simple tense in it passive form. But then "until the plane has come" i think that is present perfect in it passive form. And finally "engines have been switched off" is a present perfect in passive form.
- Anonymous I think that "Passengers are request ed " is a present simple tense in it passive form.
- But then "until the plane has come" i think that is present perfect in it passive form.
- And finally "engines have been switched off" is a present perfect in passive form.
- Almost.
- the plane has come is active, not passive.
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AnonymousI think that "Passengers are requested" is a present simple tense in it passive form. But then "until the plane has come" i think that is present perfect in it passive form. And finally "engines have been switched off" is a present perfect in passive form.Almost. the plane has come is active, not passive.
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