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so it is a passive voice or an adjective = =?
Eng quest' about gram.&struct.
2012-08-04 3:24 am
I saw a news about Olmpics, there were many people who couldn't buy the tickets.Then they expressed with the paperboard, it was written : '' Tickets wanted ''. So what is the part of speech of ''wanted'' ? And why it was put at the end of sentence? I'm so confused about this question.
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2012-08-04 4:50 am
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Tickets wanted= adjective.Being wanted for by the street-people in connection with the empty seats forsaken by (1)advert.agents+travel agency+Hoteliers
(2)atheletic students
(3)volunteers
(4)security guards+tourist guides
(5)army+police officers etc.
The meaning:-
The wanted (adjective) tickets are finding a new way to sell to the street people.
(grammar)word formed from a verb,ending in -ing(=the present participle) or -ed, -en etc.(=the past participle) Here wanted is the past participle.
2012-08-04 9:09 am
It is a sentence in passive voice.
The complete sentence is:
Tickets are wanted.
It is common to omit the verb to to be in passive voice sentences when they are used as titles, headings, or slogans.
2012-08-05 07:46:21 補充：
Taken is the verb of the sentence in passive voice.
It is NOT an adjective.
The complete sentence is:
Tickets are wanted.
It is common to omit the verb to to be in passive voice sentences when they are used as titles, headings, or slogans.
2012-08-05 07:46:21 補充：
Taken is the verb of the sentence in passive voice.
It is NOT an adjective.
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