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29. Jan. 2009 · 2. The shop is closed. 3. The shop was closed. 4. The shop has been closed. which of these is the correct one... and what are the differences between "is closed" and "was closed". scenario: Last time, i intended to have dinner outside, but most of the shops (closed), when i talked to my friends in the car, "is closed" or "was closed" is the ...
23. Juli 2011 · 1. 关门主义2. 一窍不通的事物；不了解的人提问者评价谢谢. close有动词和形容词，而closed是close动词的过去式，两者是有本质的区别的。. 不知道你能否明白。. close 和closed的区别两者都可以当形容词，简单来说，这时候其区别在于，close 一般表示接近的，关系 ...
21. Juni 2010 · The shop will be open until Monday. On Monday, the shop will change from open to closed. Now both sentences have the same meaning. The thing is, we add to this meaning our understanding of the normal behaviour of shops. As a rule, shops change from closed to open early in the morning, and change from open to closed at the end of the day.
4. Okt. 2012 · 1. I called the office two or three times, but each time it was closed. 2. I called the office two or three times, but it was closed each time. 3. I called the office two or three times, but every time it was closed. 4. I called the office two or three times, but it was closed every time...
25. Aug. 2011 · When I want to express an action I use the passive form ("The door is closed by..."). No problem. But I have a doubt about the other meaning of "close", when it refers to the state of something that has already been closed: should I say "The door is close" (adjective) or "the door is closed"...
31. Dez. 2015 · This shop is close/ closed. which one is correct?:) Thank you :) We close this shop today at 5 o`clock = shop is closed today at 5 o`clock Am I right that the correct answer is ' this shop is closed'?
29. Jan. 2010 · If the curtains are halfway across, I want my kid to open or close them, can I say: draw the curtains open/closed? I know we normally say ‘draw the curtains’ but It would be a bit ambiguous in this situation, the kid might be confused and not sure you want the curtains full open or full closed. However I’m not sure if adding open/close ...
22. März 2015 · Does the verbs "open" and "close" go with curtains? Is it better to say "pull the curtain back," "pull the curtain together," or "draw the curtain back,"...
25. Jan. 2013 · He remained his eyes closed. The main difference between the verbs is that 'to remain' is always intransitive and 'to keep' is transitive. Even in a sentence like "Keep quiet!" the direct object is implied (Keep yourself quiet). In the sentence "Remain quiet!" it would be incorrect to include 'yourself'. Last edited by a moderator: Jan 25, 2013.
5. Mai 2012 · (b) I didn't remember closing [or having closed] the windows. In (a) you didn't close the windows, because you forgot that you needed to close them. In (b) you did close the windows, but you forgot that you had closed them. For earlier discussions of various aspects of your question, see these previous threads: remember to do /doing?
