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Meaning of "Turn up" #16 (permalink) Sat May 22, 2010 0:25 am   Meaning of "Turn up"
 

Hi torsten

I don’t confuse people, and I think my affirmations stimulate interrogations, and each one has his manner to express what he thinks ,and the rule of moderator here wasn’t ever an authority of language.
If you think what I write here is an offense or a threat you can ban it.
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Meaning of "Turn up" #17 (permalink) Sat May 22, 2010 0:33 am   Meaning of "Turn up"
 

I asked a question, if you think you can answer it then I will be pleased.

Could you give us a list of tense restriction about the passive form?
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Meaning of "Turn up" #18 (permalink) Sat May 22, 2010 1:49 am   Meaning of "Turn up"
 

Nabilchamlal wrote:
If you think what I write here is an offense or a threat you can ban it.


It's not offensive or threatening. At best it is misinformed. Otherwise it is simply incorrect.
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Meaning of "Turn up" #19 (permalink) Sat May 22, 2010 12:16 pm   Meaning of "Turn up"
 

Nabilchamlal wrote:
I asked a question, if you think you can answer it then I will be pleased.

Could you give us a list of tense restriction about the passive form?

What is a 'list of tense restriction about the passive form'? Did you create this term yourself?

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Meaning of "Turn up" #20 (permalink) Sat May 22, 2010 14:15 pm   Meaning of "Turn up"
 

Alain said: in other words mention the agent with the passive and I'm not really happy about the use of the future here. It is usually referring to what has happened or what happened as in.

Then I asked you because you asked me to ask: if you have any idea about the restriction of tenses in the passive form.
Because Alain has a doubt about using a passive form in the future tense in some cases.
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Meaning of "Turn up" #21 (permalink) Sat May 22, 2010 14:28 pm   Meaning of "Turn up"
 

Hi Nabil,

Glad you're enjoying the site. You've joined a very select group with some of your comments.

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