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As a general rule, for the passive by using the form of the verb "to be" that is appropriate for the subject and the tense, and then used the past participle. I caught the fish. The fish walked. Are being because it's third person plural, and present continuous. So now you go and give the...

Hi Hela I didn't like the sound of the sentence with the simple present tense and the word 'now'. In your sentence, the word 'now' suggests to me that this activity has just recently begun. In this sentence, I'd say the continuous would be understood as a new, current "activity" (the...

1. Yes. How many fish are there? 'Fish' is both singular and plural in Standard English. The same as 'sheep'. However, many English native speaker children as well as adult Geordies from the North East of English also say 'fishes'. But this regarded as none standard by many speakers. 2. ...

Mayo, mustard, lettuce (as used here), salt and pepper are uncountable and that's why there's no article.To be strictly logical, "tomatoes" should refer to whole tomatoes, while we should say "tomato" to mean slices of tomato. The same applies to "red onions". Still, it doesn't sound bad in the...

1. Jane and May are in class right now Names of people always have a capital letter There is more than one person in class - Jane and May, therefore it is plural. 2 Why do you live in this cold place? A question always ends with a question mark and has the verb to do in it (...