Oceanlike
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I read in a book: the present perfect tense of a verb is formed when the past participle of the verb follows 'has' or 'have'.
For example, He has taken the book.
If I were to use another primary verb, such as "is" (which I understand to be under the 'Be' group of verb), and combine it with "taken", as in the following example, is the sentence also in the present perfect tense?
Eg: He is taken to .............
Thank you for the teaching! :-D
For example, He has taken the book.
If I were to use another primary verb, such as "is" (which I understand to be under the 'Be' group of verb), and combine it with "taken", as in the following example, is the sentence also in the present perfect tense?
Eg: He is taken to .............
Thank you for the teaching! :-D