Atchan
Key Member
- Joined
- Apr 30, 2010
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Somali
- Home Country
- Somalia
- Current Location
- Saudi Arabia
First of all, I know that I wrote 15 sentences which are huge in one thread, so don’t be angry about it and take your time to solve it. :shock:
Secondly, I don’t know what the third types of these sentences are called, so what is called?
Simple Present Tense
When Peter tries to catch his cat it hides itself under a chair.
Passive Voice (Simple Present Tense)
When catches are tried by Peter to his cat it hides itself under a chair.
Abstract noun phrase
When Peter’s catching of his cat happens it hides itself under a chair.
Future Tense
Willy will furnish his bed after he wakes up while his mother will be fixing breakfast to him.
Passive Voice (Future Tense)
Willy’s bed will be furnished by him after he wakes up while his mother will be fixing breakfast to him.
Abstract noun phrase
Willy’s furnishing of his bed will be after he wakes up while his mother will be fixing breakfast to him.
Simple Tense
Tom played with his friends a brilliant game so during the game he hit the ball with the baseball bat several times.
Passive Voice (Simple Tense)
A brilliant game was being played by Tom with his friends so during the game he hit the ball with the baseball bat several times.
Abstract noun phrase
Tom’s playing of a brilliant game with his friends made him happy all the day.
Present Continuous Tense
Kathy is helping her mother to heat or boil the tea to the boiling point.
Passive Voice (Present Continuous Tense)
Kathy’s mother is being helped by Kathy to heat or boil the tea to the boiling point.
Abstract noun phrase
Kathy’s helping of her mother to heat or boil the tea to the boiling point was an excellent work or thing.
Past Continuous Tense
During programing, Andy was trying to discover what was lacking his computer.
Passive Voice (Past Continuous Tense)
During programing, discovering was being trying by Andy about what was lacking his computer.
Abstract noun phrase
During programing, Andy’s trying to discover what was lacking his computer took half hour.
Secondly, I don’t know what the third types of these sentences are called, so what is called?
Simple Present Tense
When Peter tries to catch his cat it hides itself under a chair.
Passive Voice (Simple Present Tense)
When catches are tried by Peter to his cat it hides itself under a chair.
Abstract noun phrase
When Peter’s catching of his cat happens it hides itself under a chair.
Future Tense
Willy will furnish his bed after he wakes up while his mother will be fixing breakfast to him.
Passive Voice (Future Tense)
Willy’s bed will be furnished by him after he wakes up while his mother will be fixing breakfast to him.
Abstract noun phrase
Willy’s furnishing of his bed will be after he wakes up while his mother will be fixing breakfast to him.
Simple Tense
Tom played with his friends a brilliant game so during the game he hit the ball with the baseball bat several times.
Passive Voice (Simple Tense)
A brilliant game was being played by Tom with his friends so during the game he hit the ball with the baseball bat several times.
Abstract noun phrase
Tom’s playing of a brilliant game with his friends made him happy all the day.
Present Continuous Tense
Kathy is helping her mother to heat or boil the tea to the boiling point.
Passive Voice (Present Continuous Tense)
Kathy’s mother is being helped by Kathy to heat or boil the tea to the boiling point.
Abstract noun phrase
Kathy’s helping of her mother to heat or boil the tea to the boiling point was an excellent work or thing.
Past Continuous Tense
During programing, Andy was trying to discover what was lacking his computer.
Passive Voice (Past Continuous Tense)
During programing, discovering was being trying by Andy about what was lacking his computer.
Abstract noun phrase
During programing, Andy’s trying to discover what was lacking his computer took half hour.
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