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Felixxx Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
a sentence which weird for me
Each year about 2% of citizens have their car stolen
Each year about 7 percent of Americans have their debit cards hacked is it both correct?
anyway it sounds weird to me especially
"have their car stolen" ?
is it a structure of something?
Each year about 2% of citizens have been stolen the car
is it correct? if yes , what is the distinctness between them....
Each year about 7 percent of Americans have their debit cards hacked is it both correct?
anyway it sounds weird to me especially
"have their car stolen" ?
is it a structure of something?
Each year about 2% of citizens have been stolen the car
is it correct? if yes , what is the distinctness between them....
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and one more question... Each year about 2% of citizens have their car "been" stolen ? Each year about 7 percent of Americans have their debit cards "been" hacked ?
- and one more question...
- Each year about 2% of citizens have their car "been" stolen ?
- Each year about 7 percent of Americans have their debit cards "been" hacked ?
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and one more question...
Each year about 2% of citizens have their car "been" stolen ?
Each year about 7 percent of Americans have their debit cards "been" hacked ?
Each year about 2% of citizens have their car "been" stolen ?
Each year about 7 percent of Americans have their debit cards "been" hacked ?
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To have something done is a structure that has two common meanings or uses.
1. Someone does some work for you at your request or command:
He had his house painted last week.
I need to have
1. Someone does some work for you at your request or command:
He had his house painted last week.
I need to have
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