[Grammar] __?__ two tickets for the cinema.

[DnlaVP]

Can you explain to me please, what i need to choose? What rules do i need to know to understand this?

__?__ two tickets for the cinema.

1) I'm given
2) They're given
3) I've been given
4) I've given

I am sorry for my grammar mistakes.

 

[MikeNewYork]

Is this homework?

 

[emsr2d2]

[STRIKE]Greetings to all,[/STRIKE] Unnecessary

Can you explain to me please, what I need to choose? What rules do I need to know (no comma required here) to [STRIKE]understanding[/STRIKE] understand this? [STRIKE]things?[/STRIKE]

__?__ two tickets for the cinema.

1) I'm given
2) They're given
3) I've been given
4) I've given

I am sorry for the/my grammar mistakes. (There is no need to apologise.)

Welcome to the forum.

Please see my amendments to your post in red above. Where did you find this question?

 

[DnlaVP]

Dear Emr2d2 Thank you for correcting me. I found this question in internet in test "Your language skill" I think, that right answere number 3, but I am not sure?

Is this homework?

No, it is not. Just test in internet..

 

[bhaisahab]

Dear Emr2d2 Thank you for correcting me. I found this question in internet in test "Your language skill" I think, that right answere number 3, but I am not sure?


No, it is not. Just test in internet..

Yes, #3 is correct. Please make an effort to use correct capitalisation.

 

[DnlaVP]

Yes, #3 is correct. Please make an effort to use correct capitalisation.

Done! What rules (tenses), do I need to know to understand this? Present Perfect Continuous?

 

[tzfujimino]

I think they are all grammatical though #4 doesn't specify "to whom?".

Hello, DnlaVP:-D
You've chosen "Present Perfect (Passive)". It's not "Present Perfect Continuous".

 

[Raymott]

I think they are all grammatical though #4 doesn't specify "to whom?".

Hello, DnlaVP:-D
You've chosen "Present Perfect (Passive)". It's not "Present Perfect Continuous".

Only #3 is natural. A native speaker would not say 1, 2, 4.

 

[Boris Tatarenko]

"I was given" is possible I think.

 

[5jj]

"I was given" is possible I think.

Yes, but that was not one of the choices.