Quiz Time 5 26/01/2019 Tony Palestra, quiz time, use of verbs, verbi 20 comments TweetTelegramWhatsAppEmailPrintMorePocketShare on TumblrLike this:Like Loading... Related
No, Emilia, for two reasons: police is always plural in English and the required tense here is the present perfect which you don’t form with the verb “to be”. Reply
Why isn’t the C answer correct? Thanks.
“Police” is a collective noun but it always takes a plural verb in English, Giuseppe.
HAVE NOT BEEN INFORMED IS THE PASSIVE FORM OF PRESENT PERFECT ? RIGHT ?
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have not been
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The police HAVE NOT BEEN informed yet.
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were not been
You can’t form the present perfect with the verb “to be”, Dino.
Is not been
No, Emilia, for two reasons: police is always plural in English and the required tense here is the present perfect which you don’t form with the verb “to be”.
Have not been
Correct, Anita.
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