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Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 5:56 pmPast simple passive
1.The registration number of a black Mercedes C180 was released at the time, and police have now arrested a 28-year-old man in connection with the accident.
2.Up to 30 passengers were evacuated from a bus when it caught fire on the A38 in Patchway during rush hour.
Present perfect
1.Bayern Munich's decision to sack coach Jurgen Klinsmann has caused a major headache for Bristol Rovers boss Paul Trollope
2.Bristol Rugby have reported brisk season-ticket sales ahead of this week's deadline for discounted ticket prices.
Present perfect passive
1.McLaren have been handed a suspended three-race ban today by Formula 1's governing body the FIA for misleading stewarts at the Australian Grand Prix.
2.Three women have been arrested in Bristol today for suspected involvement in an £18 million pyramid scheme.
1.The registration number of a black Mercedes C180 was released at the time, and police have now arrested a 28-year-old man in connection with the accident.
2.Up to 30 passengers were evacuated from a bus when it caught fire on the A38 in Patchway during rush hour.
Present perfect
1.Bayern Munich's decision to sack coach Jurgen Klinsmann has caused a major headache for Bristol Rovers boss Paul Trollope
2.Bristol Rugby have reported brisk season-ticket sales ahead of this week's deadline for discounted ticket prices.
Present perfect passive
1.McLaren have been handed a suspended three-race ban today by Formula 1's governing body the FIA for misleading stewarts at the Australian Grand Prix.
2.Three women have been arrested in Bristol today for suspected involvement in an £18 million pyramid scheme.