Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence right?
Is this sentence right? Is "obsess" an adjective or a verb?
She is obsessed with Britney Spears.
She is obsessed with Britney Spears.
Top answer
Hi there. Yes, it is OK. Since the forms of Passive Voice and Past Participle are the same here it could hardly be distinguished.
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Hi there. Yes, it is OK. Since the forms of Passive Voice and Past Participle are the same here it could hardly be distinguished.
be + past participle is used when we describe state of an item and action of an item. In first case the copula "be + Past Participle" acts as a Passive form, in another - in a function of compound predicate (Past Participle is getting close to adjective in meaning
be + past participle is used when we describe state of an item and action of an item. In first case the copula "be + Past Participle" acts as a Passive form, in another - in a function of compound predicate (Past Participle is getting close to adjective in meaning
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