[QUOTE]Correct this , from PMS 2005
Having considered the high level of interest rates, depressed trading conditions are likely to prevail into next year. [/QUOTE]

Should it not be like this

considering the high level of interest rates, depressed trading conditions are likely to be prevailed into next year.


rgds

[QUOTE=dr.atifrana]Should it not be like this

considering the high level of interest rates, depressed trading conditions are likely to be prevailed into next year.


rgds[/QUOTE]

yes Rana sahib your correction also sounds correct but for me present perfect tense in the first part of above sentence should not be changed.

[PHP]Originally Posted by dr.atifrana
Should it not be like this

considering the high level of interest rates, depressed trading conditions are likely to be prevailed into next year.


rgds[/PHP]



well it should be like this,i think

[I]considering the high level of interest rates, depressed trading conditions are likely to prevail into next year. [/I]

@ rishzzz

yes the correct answer should be like this:

considering the high level of interest rates, depressed trading conditions are likely to prevail into next year.

[QUOTE=ramshakhan;111964]

[B]1. One of Sailors are waving the flag.[/B]
One of the sailors is waving the flag

[B]2. This is the most earliest that I have come to the office.[/B]
This is the earliest that I have come to the office.

[B]3. He has drove his car all over the Europe.[/B]
He has driven his car all over / around the Europe.

[B]4. We bought a new car from a salesman with air conditioning.[/B]
We bought a new car with air conditioning from a salesman.

[B]5. The Scientists predict that the ice age will return again.[/B]
The scientists predict that the ice age will return.

[B]6. Either the mother or the father take the blame[/B]
Either the mother or the father takes to the blame.
[B]
7. Open the door for lady like a man should.[/B]
Open the door for lady as a man should:wacko:

8. They added a garage to their house made of aluminum.[/B]
They added a garage to their house made up of aluminium.

[B]9. Wanting appreciation is a universal desire common to all people.

10. Mumps are a very painful illness.[/B]
Mumps is a very painful disease.[/QUOTE]

[B]
7. Open the door for lady like a man should.[/B]

7. Open the door for lady like a gemtleman.
[B]8. They added a garage to their house made of aluminum.[/B]
8. They added a garage made of aluminum to their house.
[B]9. Wanting appreciation is a universal desire common to all people.[/B]

[B]
9. Wanting appreciation is a universal desire .

Regards

[QUOTE=rishzzz;129084][QUOTE]

Originally Posted by dr.atifrana
Should it not be like this

considering the high level of interest rates, depressed trading conditions are likely to be prevailed into next year.


rgds[/QUOTE]



well it should be like this,i think

[I]considering the high level of interest rates, depressed trading conditions are likely to prevail into next year. [/I][/QUOTE]
we often make mistakes confusing, depressed, and depressing, and confusing and confused.
I guess conditions are depressing (things which depress other things) so my guess is

Depressing conditions (everything else remains as rishzz suggested.
I am not sure, but some one should ask this from some expert.

[QUOTE=The Star;125301]After having considered the high level of interest rates, depressed trading conditions are likely to prevail into next year[/QUOTE]

i thnk there is no subject in this sentence bcoz for "having considered" ther must b someone who is considering[B][/B]

[I]Depressed trading conditions are likely to prevail into next year due to high level of interst rate[/I]

[B][I]Birds are flying. Passive it plz..

Regards
Azhar Hussain Memon[/I][/B]

[QUOTE=Azhar Hussain Memon;170743][B][I]Birds are flying. Passive it plz..

Regards
Azhar Hussain Memon[/I][/B][/QUOTE]
not all sentences can be converted into passive voice.
There are some grammatical terms and rules about which sentences dont have passive voice but sorry, I somehow follow rules but cant remember.
Some expert person may tell you about that rule.
What I remeber is those sentences dont have passive voice the urdu translation of which does not have the word "ney" in simple past tense.

Example birds are flying
Prinday Urrey (and its not prindon ne urra) so it cant be made passive.

And if it were

Birds are singing a song
(prindonne gaana gaaya)
U can convert it into passive voice. but u cant convert just birds are singing ( prindon ne gaana gaaya)

However sometimes one can forcefully make a passive voice of some of such sentences. like "its being sung by birds. but such modification in sentences is not possible in majority cases.

Okay Assignment for you,

"Kashmir men 50 saal se aazadi ki jang lari ja rahi hai."
translate it in English without changing the basic structure.

@ azhar hussain memon.
 

the action of flying is done by birds.