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Sharan Yadav R Posted 13 years ago
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Kiran, ramesh and srikar are among those who HAVE BEEN closely associated with the RSS.
Can we use are instead of have been i.e. who are closely associated with the RSS?? If we cannot use, please me the reason briefly.
Can we use are instead of have been i.e. who are closely associated with the RSS?? If we cannot use, please me the reason briefly.
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Sharan Yadav R Kiran, ramesh and srikar All proper names must be capitalized.
- Sharan Yadav R Kiran, ramesh and srikar All proper names must be capitalized.
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Sharan Yadav RKiran, ramesh and srikarAll proper names must be capitalized.
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Okay but my but my doubt is
Kiran, Ramesh and Srikar are among those who have been closely associated with the RSS.
Can we use are instead of have been i.e. who are closely associated with the RSS?? If we cannot use, please me the reason briefly.
Kiran, Ramesh and Srikar are among those who have been closely associated with the RSS.
Can we use are instead of have been i.e. who are closely associated with the RSS?? If we cannot use, please me the reason briefly.
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Sharan Yadav RCan we use are instead of have been i.e. who are closely associated with the RSS?? If we cannot use, please me the reason briefly.You can use 'are' if they are now associated. 'Have been' with no further time reference suggests that they no longer are associated.
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