The translations described from the past few years to the present are as follows:
This word has always been described as?
A similar example:
It? Really? Have you been there? Existence? Replaced by flexible enterprises.
Instead, flexible enterprises.
The ailing jewelry retailer Zale Company (ZLC)? Really? Have you been there? Existence? Boosted by the high tide in September, it has risen by 15% this month.
Zale Company (ZLC), an ailing jewelry retailer, was boosted by the market rise in September and has risen by 65,438+05% this month.
The complete activity form is as follows:
The complete passive form is as follows:
The above chart is taken from the book Thinking in English: Principles of Deciphering English Grammar.
Carefully compare the active tense and passive tense table above, and observe the predicate composition of each tense and the combination form of auxiliary verbs and active words.