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Taruns1008 Posted 11 years ago
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1. Being late she was punished.
2. Having being a teacher she likes children.
3. Being a teacher she likes children.
These sentences are seems correct. But what if i change 1 sentence a little bit "Having being late she was punished". Does this change make sentence different from the original one?
What is the difference b/w 2 and 3 sentence?
2. Having being a teacher she likes children.
3. Being a teacher she likes children.
These sentences are seems correct. But what if i change 1 sentence a little bit "Having being late she was punished". Does this change make sentence different from the original one?
What is the difference b/w 2 and 3 sentence?
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#2 is not correct. #1 and #3 are correct (though I would add some commas there). There's also a third option Having been a teacher, she likes children.
- #2 is not correct.
- #1 and #3 are correct (though I would add some commas there).
- There's also a third option Having been a teacher, she likes children.
- This last sentence is more likely to be said if she's no longer a teacher.
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#2 is not correct. #1 and #3 are correct (though I would add some commas there).
There's also a third option
Having been a teacher, she likes children.
This last sentence is more likely to be said if she's no longer a teacher.
There's also a third option
Having been a teacher, she likes children.
This last sentence is more likely to be said if she's no longer a teacher.
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