I'm admitted

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Uses the continuous passive to emphasize the ongoing process of admission.

Shifts the focus to the completed action with current relevance.

The standard past tense form, which is significantly more common in narrative writing.

A more specific medical term describing the state of receiving hospital care.

A simpler way to describe the current state without focusing on the administrative act of admission.

Appropriate for educational contexts, such as being admitted to a university.

Focuses on the active process of registration at a facility.

Replaces the medical meaning with the confessional sense of 'admitting' to something.

A more informal phrasal verb meaning to reveal or admit a secret.

Used in formal or philosophical contexts to admit a point in an argument.