Auto sales tend to be cyclical, changing with the seasons, and also tend to mirror the overall economic conditions of the country. In the US, however, in the last two years, sales of new autos have increased slightly over the previous years.
were have you gone lately
He has gone camping before but I don't think he has gone lately because of his busy schedule.
yesterday I've gone to market, by bus. I've gone to market for visit.
Because the petrol price has gone up?
Albert's father had gone to the market to buy groceries and other household items for the family.
in some places petrol prices have gone up but in some places they have kept the same
I looked in the parking lot, but Eric's car was gone. (Using the definition of "gone" as "no longer present")OR:Thanks to human intervention, the Dodos are gone. (Using the definition of "gone" as "no longer in existence")
Simon had gone to the market to buy some vegetables for dinner. He visited the local farmer's market to select fresh produce such as tomatoes, onions, and bell peppers.
This sentence can not be changed in passive form.
Swap it with one you know is good.
Gone in 60 Seconds grossed $101,643,008 in the domestic market.
It is not gone, they still produce vehicles in Michigan.