Question thread for Raiders of the Lost Ark active passive quiz
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Question thread for Raiders of the Lost Ark active passive quiz
Here is where you ask questions about the Passive voice quiz from the Raiders of the Lost Ark movie: http://eslgo.com/quizzes/raiderspassive.php
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Re: Question thread for Raiders of the Lost Ark active passive quiz
Am little bit confuse about these words: have, has and had are they not thesame?
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Re: Question thread for Raiders of the Lost Ark active passive quiz
Thanks for the question Moregrace
If you are having trouble with a particular sentence, please post it here. It's easier to explain language in context.

Have and has are present tense (I/you/we/they have, s/he has) while had is past tense. They can also be part of the verb (for example the present perfect is has/have + past participle - I have had trouble with learning Korean but right now I am doing well).Moregrace wrote:Am little bit confuse about these words: have, has and had are they not thesame?
If you are having trouble with a particular sentence, please post it here. It's easier to explain language in context.
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Re: Question thread for Raiders of the Lost Ark active passive quiz
Please, i want to know the meaning of present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous and past perfect. What does active and passive verbs means?
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Re: Question thread for Raiders of the Lost Ark active passive quiz
I will try to help Moregrace
Passive is when something happens to the subject: Indiana Jones was captured.
Usually we prefer active - most of your sentences should use active verbs. But sometimes we use passive to describe what happens to the main character.
Now, you asked about present simple, past simple, present continuous, and past continuous. Try this http://eslgo.com/classes/grammar/englis ... erview.php and tell me if that helps.

Let me answer the active passive one here since this thread is about active and passive. Active is when the subject does something: Indiana Jones escaped.Moregrace wrote:Please, i want to know the meaning of present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous and past perfect. What does active and passive verbs means?
Passive is when something happens to the subject: Indiana Jones was captured.
Usually we prefer active - most of your sentences should use active verbs. But sometimes we use passive to describe what happens to the main character.
Now, you asked about present simple, past simple, present continuous, and past continuous. Try this http://eslgo.com/classes/grammar/englis ... erview.php and tell me if that helps.