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#155289 Sat, 05 Nov 05 12:32 AM

I went to shope to buy black gloves, when I went I don't find it . it was finished

what can i see?

the golves had finished
or

the golves had been finished

bye

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#155291 Sat, 05 Nov 05 12:35 AM

The gloves were sold out or the gloves had been sold out.

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#155294 Sat, 05 Nov 05 12:47 AM

Thank you Mister Micawber very much

but can give me example for

was + ed

like example i gave you up

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#155298 Sat, 05 Nov 05 12:56 AM

The sweater was sold.

Sorry, Alia-- I don't understand what you want to know precisely.

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Pinenut

#155300 Sat, 05 Nov 05 12:58 AM

Alia wrote:

I went to shope to buy black gloves, when I went I don't find it . it was finished

what can i see?

the golves had finished
or

the golves had been finished

bye

I hope you don't mind my correcting your grammar.

I went shopping to buy a pair of black gloves. (or I went to a shop to buy a pair of black gloves.) When I went there, I found them all sold out.

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rishonly

#155301 Sat, 05 Nov 05 12:59 AM

Hi Alia,

The glove was sold out.

rishonly

Joined on Sat, Mar 5 2005

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Regards, Krish

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#155325 Sat, 05 Nov 05 02:31 AM

Alia wrote:

I went to shope to buy black gloves, when I went I don't find it . it was finished

what can i see?

the golves had finished
or

the golves had been finished

bye

Thanks for all post.. I mean give me example like up about shope

for was +ed

any example like go to zoo .... then can I speak this word any word was bought

I hope understand

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Mister Micawber

#155330 Sat, 05 Nov 05 03:06 AM

I'm still not sure that I understand, Alia.

You can use passive voice (is/was/been + -ed form) for most verbs that have an object.

I went to the haberdasher shop, but all the gloves had been sold.
They were bought by a group of octopi.
The octopi were caught by the zoo staff, and the gloves have been returned to the haberdasher.

Could you please write some sample sentences?-- That will be clearer than explaining.