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Grammar problem

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ENGLISHPROBLEM
2016-2-13 02:57 PM
S1. John [was] eaten by lions

S2. I [have] eaten my dinner

this 2 example is correct sentence

i always confused with grammar,why does the sentense1 use paste tense,but sentense 2 dont?
Saika4869
2016-2-13 03:34 PM
John was eaten by lions
Lions have eaten John
I have eaten my dinner
My dinner was eaten by me
crayonstamp
2016-2-13 04:28 PM
S1. John [was] eaten by lions
       First sentence,in my humble opinion, it means the event happened in past. The sentence 'John      
       has been eaten by lions' indicates that it happened in past and still remains as a fact until now.

S2. I [have] eaten my dinner
      It means you mention that you have taken your meal at the point you spoke it out. Alternatively, 'I   
      had eaten my dinner when the bus arrived' emphasis that you have finished your dinner before the  
      arrival time of the bus.  
czhi
2016-2-13 04:55 PM
S1 passive sentence
S2 active sentence
ENGLISHPROBLEM
2016-2-13 04:58 PM
thanks a lot
qwerty_ky
2016-2-14 02:36 PM
first sentence is past tense+passive, so use was/were+verb(past tense)
second sentence is present perfect tense+active, so use have/has+verb(past participle)
Dejavu-247
2017-3-9 07:02 PM
还有你的单数复数问题也很严重。
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