Regarding the WITH composite structure represents the passive complement problem

The predicate with more forests being destroyed is being destroyed and not destroye because its original sentence is more forests are being destroyed = people are destroying more forests, where two are are just tenses, the real predicate is being destroyed and destroying. Therefore, with more forests being destroyed is the with + object + doing structure in the grammar, not with + object + being done structure, and there is no passive relationship with + object + doing. The difficulty here is that destroye is a transitive verb vt rather than a non-transitive verb v, and its with + object + doing structure sometimes looks a lot like the with + object + being done structure.

With more forests destroyed can be said to be either with + object + adj or with + object + done structure.

The meaning of this sentence is that as the forest is being destroyed little by little, it is translated as more forests are beng destroyed, that is, in the present continuous tense, when it is used as a composite structure, it should become with more forests being destroyed in grammatical induction, with + object + adj/adv.do belongs to with+object+ which is destroyed and is used here as a passive voice, and the done you use is for the tense and not the voice.

There are 5 common forms of composite manuscript sensitive structures:

with + object + prepositional phrase.

with+object+past participle done(there is a passive relationship between the object and the object)with+object+present participle doing(the relationship between the object and the object-complement is the verb-object)with+object+todo (the infinitive has the meaning of "future")with+object+adjective The adverb he stood beside his father with his head on

He stood beside his father with his head bowed. (way adverbial).

the popularity of basketball has risen around the world, with many young people dreaming of becoming famous players.

Collapse shouts now basketball key shirt branch sports. Popularity has increased around the world, and many young people dream of becoming famous football stars.

1 with+object+object---with tom late again, his boss fired him.

2 without+object+object---without our work done,we can't go out to play.

3 object + object complement --tom and his girl frind coming tonight, i must get everything ready for them

with is often accompanied in sentences.

The structure of the with+ compound object is also a with compound structure, i.e., with+ object + object complement.

This structure can be used both as an adverbial and as a definite translation in a sentence, and it should be analyzed differently depending on the role in the sentence

eg: she sleeps with the window open.

She loves to sleep with the window open.