Which is correct is made or was made?

– ‘was made’ indicates that the making progress already completed. This makes sense. – ‘is made’ indicates a general fact.

Where is it made or where was it made?

It is an adverb describing where the action occurred. Where was it made in: The version of this I often hear is “where was it made at?” This is redundant because “in” and “at” both refer to “where.” Because you already have “where,” you don’t need “in” or “at.” Here, “in” is a preposition.

What is the time by your watch which type of sentence?

Answer : The correct phrase/usage is “by your watch”. Time is an abstract concept, it does not have a body. So, it can not be contained “in” a watch or anything else. The correct usage is, “shown/displayed by your watch”.

Has made or had made?

The reference point for the past perfect is some time in the past and will be determined in the co-text or context. He has made twelve films : ie up to now. He had made twelve films by 1998/by the time he was 30 : the reference point 1998/when he was 30) is stated in the co-text.

Were made or are made?

Both are correct. It simply depends on whether you mean they ‘are made’ by you as a regular habit, or ‘were made’ by you in the past but you don’t really make them any more.

When we use made of and made from?

The main difference between made of and made from is that ‘Made of’ is used when talking about the basic materials, qualities of an object while ‘Made from’ is used when talking about the substances used in manufacturing.

What is the time ____ your watch fill in the blanks preposition?

The correct answer is by. By is a preposition. This is an example of appropriate preposition.

When to use have made or made?

“I have made” is the present tense: you are describing the present, and in that present there exists a situation where there are some decisions that you have made, which are now in the past. “I made …” is the past tense: this is more simple, you’re just describing what happened in the past.

Had made meaning?

phrase. If you say that someone has it made or has got it made, you mean that they are certain to be rich or successful. [informal] When I was at school, I thought I had it made. See full dictionary entry for made.

Is were made correct?

The verb “made” indicates an material object. Although it must have begun as a made up idea it is now just made. I could use either “are” (present) or “were” (past) depending upon whether she is still making them (present continuous) or if she made them (simple past tense) and then stopped.

Which is correct made of or made from?