Expertlatin
- Is it mentioned or mention?
- What does now that you mentioned it mean?
- Has been mentioned or is mentioned?
- Is mentioned correct?
- What does it mean by mentioned?
- Is mentioned a past tense?
- Has mentioned meaning?
- Is it mention not or mentioned not?
- Is mentioned a past tense?
- Is mentioned in a sentence?
- Is mention not correct English?
- Has mentioned meaning?
- Is mentioned present tense?
Is it mentioned or mention?
You say: He mentioned a book he'd read. ✗Don't say: He mentioned about a book. You say: She mentioned that she might be late. ✗Don't say: She mentioned about she might be late.
What does now that you mentioned it mean?
Meaning. You can say this if someone says something that makes you think of, or remember, something.
Has been mentioned or is mentioned?
Both sentences "It is mentioned in the book." and "It has been mentioned in the book." are correct. Explanation: The sentence, "It is mentioned in the book" is written in the simple present tense.
Is mentioned correct?
Either is correct, but mentioned is more idiomatic. If you were talking about a past conversation you had with a person, rather than reading an article, then it would be clear that the mentioning took place in the past: Last week I talked to Jim, and he mentioned how human activities are causing global warming.
What does it mean by mentioned?
to refer briefly to; name, specify, or speak of: Don't forget to mention her contribution to the project. to cite formally for a meritorious act or achievement: He was mentioned in dispatches from the war zone. noun. a direct or incidental reference; a mentioning: to make mention of a place.
Is mentioned a past tense?
The past tense and past participle of mention.
Has mentioned meaning?
to speak about something quickly, giving little detail or using few words: I'll mention your ideas to Jacinta. [ + (that) ] He casually mentioned (that) he was leaving his job. [ + -ing verb ] My wife mentioned seeing you the other day.
Is it mention not or mentioned not?
The correct phrase to use is “ Don't mention it” and not “mention not” which does not make sense and is not grammatically correct at all.
Is mentioned a past tense?
The past tense and past participle of mention.
Is mentioned in a sentence?
One other issue deserves special mention. Verb She's never mentioned anything to me about her husband. I get nervous every time his name is mentioned. They mentioned him by name.
Is mention not correct English?
*Mention not is ungrammatical for another reason as well. Mention is transitive, so in the older grammar it should instead be Mention it not, corresponding to the modern Don't mention it. Of course, if Mention not is really that common in Indian English, then there's nothing wrong with using it.
Has mentioned meaning?
/ˈmen·tʃən/ to speak about someone or something, esp. briefly and without giving much detail: [ + (that) clause ] Has he mentioned (that) he's leaving his job? I promised never to mention her again.
Is mentioned present tense?
The past tense of mention is mentioned. The third-person singular simple present indicative form of mention is mentions. The present participle of mention is mentioning.
