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"I am returned" vs. "I have returned"



 
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What is 'mass-market'? | an idiom "to cut a wide swathe"
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"I am returned" vs. "I have returned" Sun Mar 09, 2008 20:25 pm  "I am returned" vs. "I have returned"		  
Wouldn't "I have returned" be the correct choice?
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"I am returned" vs. "I have returned" Sun Mar 09, 2008 20:40 pm  "I am returned" vs. "I have returned"		  
"I have returned," means I have come back.

"I am returned," means that another person habitually transports you back to the place you came from. "The children are returned home every day after school," usually means that the bus driver takes the kids home.
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