1. The door is locked in the evening.
2. My diamond is always kept in a safe place.
The question is we must indicate if the sentence are correct or incorred.
And, I answered all the question is Incorrect. But, in the key of answer the question is correct.
Can you give me the reason why that question correct ?
Was this in reference to a story or just the sentences as they are presented here? If it is the latter, the only components a sentence truly needs to be correct in English, is a Noun and a Verb.
"The door is locked." This is a proper sentence, Door = noun, locked = verb. Locking it in the evening is just adding more detail, but still a sentence. The same applies to the next sentence, with Diamond = noun, and kept = verb.
Does this help?
I am not sure what "V3" is. For this sentence, "is" is a preposition that binds the noun (door) to the action (locked). If you remove "is", then the sentence becomes disconnected.
"The door locked in the evening." - Here it sounds as if the door locks itself, which (unless this is a fantasy novel or a new digital system), we all know to be untrue.
That is just a sentence. I still confused why "is" in that sentence with V3?
That reason why I choice incorrect answer. The problem for me why to be in the sentence using V3?
Can you explain it again to me ? :)
