What's the difference between "has done"with "has been done"? 1、Wenchuan earthquake has aroused wide concern in the society. 2、Wenchuan earthquske has been brought into focus . Why no.1 use has done,

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What's the difference between "has done"with "has been done"? 1、Wenchuan earthquake has aroused wide concern in the society. 2、Wenchuan earthquske has been brought into focus . Why no.1 use has done,and no.2 use has been done?

9 juin 2011 13:23

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One is active, one is passive. Both are forms of the past perfect tense. He has done his homework = he did it, it is now complete His homework has been done = the homework was completed, but with the emphasis on the homework rather than him By making the object of a sentence the subject you turn it into the passive which emphasises more the action than the person doing it.

9 juin 2011

"Has done" is used when talking about what someone has done. "Has been done" is used when talking about a thing that has been done. For example... Huili has done her homework. The project has been done (by Huili). "Has been done" can also be used with a period of time. For example... The project has been done for two weeks.

9 juin 2011