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The plane has landed vs. is landed



 
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dev_rudra2003@yahoo.com #1 (permalink) Sun Aug 09, 2009 19:19 pm   dev_rudra2003@yahoo.com		  
Please tell me which 1 is right?The plane is landed or the plane has landed.Which 1 and why
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The plane has landed vs. is landed #2 (permalink) Mon Aug 10, 2009 19:11 pm   The plane has landed vs. is landed		  
Hi,
Both of them are correct.
"To land" is both a trnsitive and an intransitive verb.
The plane should land in Paris at 5 p.m.(Active Voice)
The plane was landed on water in an emergency yesterday.(Passive Voice)
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