ran/run or a just wrong

#1 (**permalink**) 22-Jan-2004, 20:56

We removed this result from the procedure. It was information from a test that is no longer ran.

We removed this result from the procedure. It was information from a test that is no longer run.

We removed this result from the procedure. It was information from test that isn't ran/run anymore.

Are any of these sentences correct?

If not, can someone tell me how to say this?

RonBee · #2 (**permalink**) 22-Jan-2004, 23:14

Say it is no longer run or it isn't run anymore.

Examples:

He ran it.
He has run it.
He doesn't run it anymore.

Does that help?

:)

Tdol · #3 (**permalink**) 23-Jan-2004, 00:31

In your examples, it is the passive, which uses the past participle (run), not the past tense (ran).


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