وانا بحل اسئلة الفصل الاول في الترم التاني

قابلني السؤال ده


يا ريت اي حد متأكد من الاجابة يقول عليها


on going back to his uncle .Axel was.........by..........1

وانا بحل اسئلة الفصل الاول في الترم التاني

قابلني السؤال ده


يا ريت اي حد متأكد من الاجابة يقول عليها


on going back to his uncle .Axel was.........by..........1
اعتقد

On going back to his uncle .Axel was fainted by a sharp rock hit his head.
في حثه المستمر للعوده الى عمه.اكسيل اغمي عليه بواسطة صخرة حادة ضربت رأسة
او

On going back to his uncle .Axel was excited by a huge eagerness
في حثه المستمر للعوده الى عمه.اكسيل كان مثاراً جدا بحماسة شديدة

was awakened by anoise like thunder or waves crashin .....

أولا مفيش حاجة أسمها
was fainted
ده اسمه ايه الزمن ده "عفوا" هو ليس نقد ولكن لكي نصل للأجابة الصحيحة
وبصراحة هو سؤال ليس ذو أهمية لأن له أكثر من استجابة وليست اجابة يعني انا ممكن جدا أقول
was hurrying by going faster and faster

أولا مفيش حاجة أسمها
was fainted
ده اسمه ايه الزمن ده "عفوا" هو ليس نقد ولكن لكي نصل للأجابة الصحيحة
وبصراحة هو سؤال ليس ذو أهمية لأن له أكثر من استجابة وليست اجابة يعني انا ممكن جدا أقول
was hurrying by going faster and faster

ده مش زمن يا مستر محمدwas fainted ده مبني للمجهول...كده تكون غلط برضه..
تحياتي

was hit by asharp rock

هي في تمارين كتاب the best

مفيش اجابة محددة ليها

was hit by asharp rock
استخدام was fainted خطا لان الفعل faint لا زم وليس متعدي 0intransitive `

was hit by asharp rock

شكرا يا جماعة على المساعدة

was hit by asharp rock
استخدام was fainted خطا لان الفعل faint لا زم وليس متعدي 0intransitive `

لو ممكن توضيح اكثر

؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟

سؤال غريب جدا

وانا بحل اسئلة الفصل الاول في الترم التاني

قابلني السؤال ده


يا ريت اي حد متأكد من الاجابة يقول عليها


on going back to his uncle .Axel was.........by..........1

لا سؤال هل جدا و اجابتة بسيطة
was fainted
و دا زمن مبنى للمجهول فى الماضى البسيط
by hitting a sharp rock with his head
thx

was hit by a sharp rock

was fainted is absolutely wrong because (fainted) is an intransitive verb which is not followed by an object in the active voice ,so it has no passive voice form
u should always consult ur dictionary
Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, 8th edition   faint adjective, verb, noun
BrE / feɪnt /
NAmE / feɪnt /

adjective
 word origin
 thesaurus
 example bank

( faint • er , faint • est ) 1 that cannot be clearly seen, heard or smelt a faint glow/glimmer/light
a faint smell of perfume
We saw the faint outline of the mountain through the mist.
We could hear their voices growing fainter as they walked down the road.
His breathing became faint.

2 very small; possible but unlikely slight
There is still a faint hope that she may be cured.
They don't have the faintest chance of winning.

3 not enthusiastic a faint show of resistance
a faint smile

4 [ not before noun ] feeling weak and tired and likely to become unconscious She suddenly felt faint.
The walkers were faint from hunger.

faint • ly / BrE feɪntli ; NAmE feɪntli / adverb She smiled faintly.
He looked faintly embarrassed.


not have the ˈfaintest (idea) ( informal ) to not know anything at all about sth I didn't have the faintest idea what you meant.
He didn't have the faintest idea how the others would react.

more at damn sb/sth with faint praise at damn   v.

verb
 verb forms
 word origin
 thesaurus
 example bank

[ intransitive ]
to become unconscious when not enough blood is going to your brain, usually because of the heat, a shock, etc.
pass out
to faint from hunger
Suddenly the woman in front of me fainted.
I'm nearly fainting with the heat in here.
( informal ) I almost fainted (= I was very surprised) when she told me.

noun
 word origin

[ singular ]
the state of becoming unconscious
He fell to the ground in a dead faint.





© Oxford University Press, 2010

was hit by a sharp rock

was fainted is absolutely wrong because (fainted) is an intransitive verb which is not followed by an object in the active voice ,so it has no passive voice form
u should always consult ur dictionary
Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, 8th edition   faint adjective, verb, noun
BrE / feɪnt /
NAmE / feɪnt /

adjective
 word origin
 thesaurus
 example bank

( faint • er , faint • est ) 1 that cannot be clearly seen, heard or smelt a faint glow/glimmer/light
a faint smell of perfume
We saw the faint outline of the mountain through the mist.
We could hear their voices growing fainter as they walked down the road.
His breathing became faint.

2 very small; possible but unlikely slight
There is still a faint hope that she may be cured.
They don't have the faintest chance of winning.

3 not enthusiastic a faint show of resistance
a faint smile

4 [ not before noun ] feeling weak and tired and likely to become unconscious She suddenly felt faint.
The walkers were faint from hunger.

faint • ly / BrE feɪntli ; NAmE feɪntli / adverb She smiled faintly.
He looked faintly embarrassed.


not have the ˈfaintest (idea) ( informal ) to not know anything at all about sth I didn't have the faintest idea what you meant.
He didn't have the faintest idea how the others would react.

more at damn sb/sth with faint praise at damn   v.

verb
 verb forms
 word origin
 thesaurus
 example bank

[ intransitive ]
to become unconscious when not enough blood is going to your brain, usually because of the heat, a shock, etc.
pass out
to faint from hunger
Suddenly the woman in front of me fainted.
I'm nearly fainting with the heat in here.
( informal ) I almost fainted (= I was very surprised) when she told me.

noun
 word origin

[ singular ]
the state of becoming unconscious
He fell to the ground in a dead faint.





© Oxford University Press, 2010

was hopeful by hearing his uncle's voice
اية راي حضراتكوا تمشى ولا لا ؟

ممكن
was being fainted

ممكن
was being fainted
was being fainted by rocks