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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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why is there a "ed" on "concern"
Please tell me why is there a "ed" at the end of the word "concern" it not past tense but a question.
How concerned are you about the west nile virus?
How concerned are you about the west nile virus?
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Hi, Please tell me why is there a "ed" at the end of the word "concern" it not past tense but a question. How concerned are you about the west nile virus? 'Concerned' is a past participle used as an adjective.
- Hi, Please tell me why is there a "ed" at the end of the word "concern" it not past tense but a question.
- How concerned are you about the west nile virus?
- 'Concerned' is a past participle used as an adjective.
- It's like saying How angry are you about the west nile virus?
- Clive
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Hi,
Please tell me why is there a "ed" at the end of the word "concern" it not past tense but a question.
How concerned are you about the west nile virus?
'Concerned' is a past participle used as an adjective.
It's like saying How angry are you about the west nile virus?
Cliv
Please tell me why is there a "ed" at the end of the word "concern" it not past tense but a question.
How concerned are you about the west nile virus?
'Concerned' is a past participle used as an adjective.
It's like saying How angry are you about the west nile virus?
Cliv
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