Are with Past Participle Form (Passive Voice Being) | How to Use Past Participle Form in English
In this video, I explain How to Use Past Participle Form in English, why we use Are with Past Participle in English, How to write Are with Past Participle and Are with Past Participle Form (Passive Voice Being) in English Grammar clearly
In this English lesson, some of the examples of Are with Past Participle Form (Passive Voice Being) and How to Use Past Participle Form in English Grammar below.
For example:
1. Children’s are being taught by me
2. Children’s are being pampered by me
3. Children’s are being encouraged by me
4. Children’s are being sent out by me
5. Children’s are being motivated by me
Past Participle Form (Passive Voice Being): The passive voice is a specific grammatical construction. The essential components, in English, are a form of the auxiliary verb be (or sometimes get) and the past participle of the main verb denoting the action.
How to Use Past Participle Form in English, why we use Are with Past Participle Form in English, How to write Are with Past Participle Form in a sentence and Are with Past Participle Form (Passive Voice Being) in English Grammar.
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