English, asked by studyhelper46, 9 months ago

Which of the following is right or both are right and why:
I am moved from here.
I have moved from here.​

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Answered by tanisha127444
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Answer:

second because the pronounciation and the sentence are correct

Answered by aanikabajaj
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Answer:

The second one is right because 'am' is used in the present form and the verb should also be in the present. If 'am' is used with the third form of the verb, the sentence should be in the passive form.

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