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- Show, shown, and showed - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
The past participle "showed" is very rare It may be used in mediocre A E active construction; but it should NOT be used as per standard B E Active voice : I showed my camera to my friend Passive voice : My camera was shown (NOT, was showed) to my friend by me The phrasal verb "show up" means 'to arrive': He showed up, apologising for being
- shown or showed - WordReference Forums
The TV program did not show itself, so a passive rather than an active verb is needed: "showed" is active and needs a subject, "shown" can be either active or passive and is used here passively The first TV program the Broadcasting Corporation showed in Japan was 'Tetsuwan Atom' works because "showed" now has a subject
- Grammar: shown vs. showed? - The Puritan Board
No seriously, usually 'showed' is used in the past tense and 'shown' in the past perfect Technically, 'showed' should always be correct but in practice, common usage rules the day For example, 'I knowed' ought to be correct because the past tense is made by adding an 'ed' But common usage has kept ' I knew' (the irregular verb) in business
- Meaning of “show out” (intransitive form, NOT show someone out)
He should have trusted his Star Wars-style instinct and his eyes and ears on the three occasions his surveillance team has, in the parlance, 'showed out'—the times when he has spotted or 'got on to' the fact that he was being tracked and watched Graham Johnson; Druglord
- shown showed - WordReference Forums
Such usage is entirely correct [ ] [the past participle] showed [dates] from the 15th [century] Showed occurs too frequently to be considered rare, but is less common than shown Usage commentators generally acknowledge that showed as a past participle is standard, but they recommend using shown instead " Aquí te dejo el enlace Saludos, Summer
- To show showed - WordReference Forums
Hola Me gustaría saber qué opináis de la siguiente frase The manager told the salesman _____ the diamond rings A) that he show B) that show C) showed D) to show La respuesta que dan por buena es la D, pero no entiendo porque no es la opción C Que opinas? Gracias Un saludo
- Scientific paper usage: It has been shown, . . . or It was shown,
Shown is used here in the sense of having been demonstrated, explained, proven, or confirmed It was shown [simple past tense or indicative preterite]
- Is showed - WordReference Forums
'Is showed' may not be 'wrong' in American English, but it is a usage most teachers, for instance, would ask you to change to 'is shown' It would probably be safer to stick to "This influence of [on?] the production is shown in the graph " Note: I am uncertain that of is the preposition you want If you might want to start a thread on that topic
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