English ..tense lo oka doubt..

[khabardar]

frnds oka doubt naku.. plzz help me

we have tenses kada..  I have a question on simple present tense.

1. Passive voice--simple present tense:  Task is completed by him.  --> ekkada meaning-- atanu task comeplte chesadu just now ani vastundhi meaning.. 

 

2.Active voice--simple present tense: he completes the task. --> ekkada meaning oka atanu every day ah task complete chestadu ani vastundhi meaning.. 

both are same tenses but why meaning changing? just bcoz of passive vs active.. even though m using same tense. 

[SilentStriker]

calling English pithamaha @uttermost

[Ara_Tenkai]

12 minutes ago, khabardar said:

frnds oka doubt naku.. plzz help me

we have tenses kada..  I have a question on simple present tense.

1. Passive voice--simple present tense:  Task is completed by him.  --> ekkada meaning-- atanu task comeplte chesadu just now ani vastundhi meaning.. 

 

2.Active voice--simple present tense: he completes the task. --> ekkada meaning oka atanu every day ah task complete chestadu ani vastundhi meaning.. 

both are same tenses but why meaning changing? just bcoz of passive vs active.. even though m using same tense. 

1. task is completed by him... ante athanu task complete chesadu ..some time in the past.

2. He completes the task... athanu task complete chestadu and eppudo teledu... and it is a future tense... akkada task complete kaledu... He completed the task ante 1st sentence ki meaning same...

he completes the task everyday ante... athanu aa task ni everyday complete chestadu ani meaning..

hope this helps...

[MagaMaharaju]

2 hours ago, khabardar said:

frnds oka doubt naku.. plzz help me

we have tenses kada..  I have a question on simple present tense.

1. Passive voice--simple present tense:  Task is completed by him.  --> ekkada meaning-- atanu task comeplte chesadu just now ani vastundhi meaning.. 

 

2.Active voice--simple present tense: he completes the task. --> ekkada meaning oka atanu every day ah task complete chestadu ani vastundhi meaning.. 

both are same tenses but why meaning changing? just bcoz of passive vs active.. even though m using same tense. 

Passive voice aithe Task has been completed by him (present perfect)

[AnuSunkara]

2 hours ago, khabardar said:

frnds oka doubt naku.. plzz help me

we have tenses kada..  I have a question on simple present tense.

1. Passive voice--simple present tense:  Task is completed by him.  --> ekkada meaning-- atanu task comeplte chesadu just now ani vastundhi meaning.. 

 

2.Active voice--simple present tense: he completes the task. --> ekkada meaning oka atanu every day ah task complete chestadu ani vastundhi meaning.. 

both are same tenses but why meaning changing? just bcoz of passive vs active.. even though m using same tense. 

  Task is  BEING completed by him.  --> idi right form of saying but idi present continuous tense kindaki vasthadi

[reality]

Varini lol question....and also answers...

Rendu same tenses kadhu, vatiiki Chandrababu ki Nagalokaniki unnantha difference undhi...

1. First scenario: It is simple “past” tense, irrespective of active and passive voice. This is used when a thing has happened (sometime in the past). 

2. Second scenario: It is simple “present” tense, again don’t mix it with active or passive voice thingy. This is used when something that normally happens or tend to happen (based on the perception of the speaker) Ex: Pappu speaks good telugu (in this example speaker is a pulka 😂)

[Quickgun_murugan]

3 hours ago, khabardar said:

frnds oka doubt naku.. plzz help me

we have tenses kada..  I have a question on simple present tense.

1. Passive voice--simple present tense:  Task is completed by him.  --> ekkada meaning-- atanu task comeplte chesadu just now ani vastundhi meaning.. 

 

2.Active voice--simple present tense: he completes the task. --> ekkada meaning oka atanu every day ah task complete chestadu ani vastundhi meaning.. 

both are same tenses but why meaning changing? just bcoz of passive vs active.. even though m using same tense. 

Task has been completed by him.

He has been completed by the task..

[Doravaru]

Just now, Quickgun_murugan said:

Task has been completed by him.

He has been completed by the task..

 LOL

Ippudunna IT Scenarios lo both are correct..

[Quickgun_murugan]

1 minute ago, Doravaru said:

 LOL

Ippudunna IT Scenarios lo both are correct..

[Heroin]

2 minutes ago, Quickgun_murugan said:

Task has been completed by him.

He has been completed by the task..

[Quickgun_murugan]

3 hours ago, SilentStriker said:

calling English pithamaha @uttermost

its @MindRinger

[Quickgun_murugan]

1 minute ago, Heroin said:

[AndhraneedSCS]

4 hours ago, Ara_Tenkai said:

1. task is completed by him... ante athanu task complete chesadu ..some time in the past.

2. He completes the task... athanu task complete chestadu and eppudo teledu... and it is a future tense... akkada task complete kaledu... He completed the task ante 1st sentence ki meaning same...

he completes the task everyday ante... athanu aa task ni everyday complete chestadu ani meaning..

hope this helps...

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Why would you use "Is Completed" and not "Was Completed" 

[MagaMaharaju]

16 minutes ago, AndhraneedSCS said:

 

Why would you use "Is Completed" and not "Was Completed" 

I think he wanted to use  a tense which intents the work was done in past, continued at present and will continue in future.

Present perfect would be perfect tense in such context.

[Doravaru]

7 hours ago, Quickgun_murugan said:

Task has been completed by him.

He has been completed by the task..

 

7 hours ago, AndhraneedSCS said:

 

Why would you use "Is Completed" and not "Was Completed"