Why does the hymn "Joy to the World" say, "the Lord is come," rather than, "the Lord has come." ?
A Christmas Grammar Lesson:
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因为是永久的状态,是一种常态吧
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12/22/2021 postreply
09:04:00
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网搜了一下 - 古英语里come可用来表示 the state instead of the action
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12/22/2021 postreply
13:39:35
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it's called "unaccusative intransitive verb"
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12/22/2021 postreply
13:40:37
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which is a form that's now nearly extinct in the English languag
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12/22/2021 postreply
13:42:08
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至少我不知道还有这样用的 :))
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12/22/2021 postreply
13:49:28
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正解。另外:the word come is an unaccusative intransitive verb
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12/22/2021 postreply
13:41:20
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哈哈,写完,抬头就看见善念的帖子。还真是巧了。我们找到了相同的答案。
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12/22/2021 postreply
13:43:22
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elbow bumps :))
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12/22/2021 postreply
13:50:58