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Why did we use to be blown up?
Because that is what bombs do to you when they explode .. they blow you up.!
They disintegrate your body.They reduce you to fragments.
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| #33 (permalink) Fri Apr 10, 2009 18:54 pm passive form unit 15 |
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Why did we use "going to be"
He probably heard the bomb ticking, and though, Oh, Oh, I'm going to be.............
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| #34 (permalink) Thu Apr 16, 2009 9:19 am Passive Voice (Unit 15) |
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Hi Coconut.
I was trying to send (Chart of Pronouns) but it is not desplaying appropriately but I have tried to make it easy but if you have still problem to understand do let me know you email i.d so I can send to you for further convenience.
Nominative case (this pronoun is used as "subjective case")
First Person (Pronouon)
(Singular) I
(Plural) We
Second Person (Pronouon)
(Singular) You
(Plural) You
Third Person (Pronouon)
(Singular) He/she/it
(Plural) They
Possessive Case(this pronoun is used to show "possession")
First Person
(Singular) my/mine
(Plural) our
Second Person
(Singular) Your/yours
(Plural) Your/yours
Third Person
(Singular) his/her/hers/its
(Plural) Their
Objective case (this pronoun is used as "object")
First Person
(Singular) me
(Plural) us
Second Person
(Singular) You
(Plural) You
Third Person
(Singular) Him/her/it
(Plural) Them
In simple words you can see deatil below
First Person Pronouns (Singular)
I/my/mine/me
First Person Pronouns (Plural)
We(our/ours)us
Second Person Pronouns (Singular)
You/(your/yours)/you
Second Person Pronouns (Plural)
You/(your/yours/)you
Third Person Pronouns (Singular)
(He/his/him) (she(her/hers)her)(it/its/it)
Third Person Pronouns (Plural)
They/their/them |
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| #35 (permalink) Thu Apr 16, 2009 9:33 am possessive case |
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Excellent Khan
Fruitful information regardsing the Possessive Case |
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| #36 (permalink) Thu Apr 16, 2009 16:02 pm Passive Voice (Unit 15) |
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Hi! sir torsten,
How are you doing? How's your day!!!!Thank's for always sending me a mgs about my lesson no. 5. maybe we use its for describing something or belonging to it. It's is a short way of saying it is or it has. many thank's for this lesson no. 5.. My name is lyn. I am 17 years of age. I'm single. I'm half korean. My mother is filipina and my father is korean.I' m a student. My favorite color is white because it is clean and neat. I dont like sport but I like sexy style...hmmm.I'm interested in art and meeting people specilly white guy... hee . hm.I'm joking...sir torsten please correct this ,if you have enough time. thank's alot...have a nice day and good night.... |
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| #37 (permalink) Fri Apr 17, 2009 5:31 am Passive Voice (Unit 15) |
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| thanks for this compliments khan, but as we are learning here in this form so I think we should participate as much as we can so we can learn more more and more. |
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| #38 (permalink) Tue Apr 21, 2009 11:00 am Passive Voice (Unit 15) |
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Hi Mr. Alan
I have not seen any example of Passive in Past/Present/Future Perfect Continuous Tense, then how can soliboy give example of these passive.
please explain....
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| #40 (permalink) Tue Apr 21, 2009 11:06 am Passive Voice (Unit 15) |
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Sorry Mr. Torsten
Actually, I was talking about Present Perfect Continuous/Past Perfect Continuous and Future Perfect Continuous in passive....
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| #41 (permalink) Mon May 18, 2009 3:28 am Irregular verb and Regular verb |
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Dear Sir
I am a new student so.
Please let me know that what is the meaning by Irregular Verb and Regular verba ,
and also one more thing is that what are the situations for using the active and passive phrases  |
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| #42 (permalink) Fri May 29, 2009 8:30 am Passive Voice (Unit 15) |
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Hi,
your examples are very well. I learned from your examples very much something.
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| #43 (permalink) Fri May 29, 2009 11:09 am Irregular verb and Regular verb |
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| Sulthan wrote: |
Dear Sir
I am a new student so.
Please let me know that what is the meaning by Irregular Verb and Regular verba ,
and also one more thing is that what are the situations for using the active and passive phrases |
Hi Sultan,
welcome to the site, I am sure you will learn a lot by this site.
Regular verbs= which are made by adding "ed" like (reach, reached, reached), (walk, walked, walked), (watch, watched, watched) etc
Irregular verbs= there is no specific rule for these verbs like (go, went, gone), (hit, hit, hit), (ring, rang, rung), (catch, caught, caught) etc
for further detail you can see the following links
http://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/irregular-verbs.htm
http://www.chompchomp.com/handouts/irregularrules01.pdf
http://learnenglish.byexamples.com/main-verbs-regular-and-irregular-verbs/
I hope that these links will be helpful to understand the difference between regular and irregular verbs.
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| #44 (permalink) Wed Jun 03, 2009 10:41 am passive voice |
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Hi Khan,
have you resolved youe question regarding passive voice past/preesent/future continue tense
regards
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| #45 (permalink) Wed Jun 03, 2009 11:02 am Passive Voice (Unit 15) |
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| Soliboy wrote: |
More forms:
Past perfect
Active: Mike had written a letter
Passive: A letter had been written by Mike
Future perfect
Active: Mike will have written a letter
Passive: A letter will have been written by Mike
Simple present continuous
Active: Mike is writing a letter.
Passive: A letter is being written by Mike
Simple past continuous
Active: Mike was writing a letter
Passive: A letter was being written by Mike
Present perfect continuous
Active: Mike has been writing a letter
Passive: A letter has been being written by Mike
Past perfect continuous
Active: Mike had been writing a letter
Passive: A letter had been being written by Mike
Future continuous
Active: Mike will be writing a letter
Passive: A letter will be being written by Mike
Future perfect continuous
Active: Mike will have been writing a letter
Passive: A letter will have been being written by Mike |
Dear Mr. Alan/Torsten
I have not seen any example of Passive in (Past Perfect continuous/Present Perfect continuous/Future Perfect Continuous Tense) then how can soliboy give example of these passive.
I am still confused
please explain can we use (Past Perfect continuous/Present Perfect continuous/Future Perfect Continuous Tense) in passive
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