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My pleasure!

Ok

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Happy to hear from you.

Anytime

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You're welcome.

ဟုတ်ပါပြီ Happy to hear from you.

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Ok

OK

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ထောက်ပြတာ မှန်တယ် ဒီစာကြောင်း ၂ ကြောင်း အဓိပ္ပါယ်တူဖို့ ဆိုရင် s မထည့်ရပါဘူး။ edit အမှားပါသွားပါတယ်။ အကယ်၍ s ထည့်ရင် ၂ ‌ကြောင်းစလုံး ထည့်ပေးရပါမယ်။ Singular: "The game had been won." Plural: "The games had been won." The word "game" or "games" should match the context. If you’re referring to a single game, use "game." If you’re referring to multiple games, use "games."

Yes, the preposition "by" is often used to introduce the agent in passive constructions. For example: Active: "The chef cooks the meal." Passive: "The meal is cooked by the chef." If you're referring to pronouns specifically in passive sentences, the same rule applies: Active: "She wrote the book." Passive: "The book was written by her." So, in passive voice, "by" is the correct preposition to use for indicating the doer of the action.

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It's my pleasure.

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is က present Tense ပစ္စုပန် ကာလ မှာသုံးတယ် was က Past Tense အတိတ်ကာလ မှာသုံးပါတယ်။ 1. "Is": Present Tense: "Is" is used to describe something that is currently true or happening. Subject: It is used with singular subjects (he, she, it, or singular nouns). Examples: "She is happy." "The cat is on the roof." "This book is interesting." 2. "Was": Past Tense: "Was" is used to describe something that was true or happened in the past. Subject: It is used with singular subjects (he, she, it, or singular nouns). Examples: "She was happy yesterday." "The cat was on the roof earlier." "This book was interesting when I read it."

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Active voice and passive voice can be used with places, manner, time, and reason just like in any other sentence. Here's a brief explanation of how they work with these elements: Places: Active voice: The subject performs the action on a place. For example, "She built a house in the city." Passive voice: The place becomes the receiver of the action. For example, "A house was built in the city by her." Manner: Active voice: The subject performs the action in a certain manner. For example, "He painted the picture beautifully." Passive voice: The manner becomes less prominent in passive voice. For example, "The picture was painted by him." Time: Active voice: The subject performs the action at a specific time. For example, "They will host the event on Saturday." Passive voice: The time remains similar, but the focus shifts. For example, "The event will be hosted on Saturday." Reason: Active voice: The subject performs an action for a reason. For example, "She studied hard for the exam." Passive voice: The reason can still be conveyed in passive voice. For example, "Hard work was done by her for the exam." In passive voice, the subject of the active voice sentence becomes the receiver of the action, and the agent (the doer) can be included or omitted depending on the emphasis you want to give. Passive voice is often used when the agent is unknown, less important, or when you want to shift the focus to the receiver of the action.

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It's ok.

You're welcome!

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