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Is changed or Has changed?
I got stumped by a student this morning
Is it correct to say:
"The situation has changed" or
"The situation is changed"?
Another example: I redecorated my room. It was yellow but is now green.
Do I say "the room has changed" or the "the room is changed"?
And why
Thanks in advance
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Re: Is changed or Has changed?

Originally Posted by
Dolbo
I got stumped by a student this morning

Is it correct to say:
"The situation
has changed" or
"The situation
is changed"?
Another example: I redecorated my room. It was yellow but is now green.
Do I say "the room
has changed" or the "the room
is changed"?
And why
Thanks in advance

The situation has changed, it is now a changed situation.
The room has changed, it is now a changed room.
Does that help?
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