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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Hi,
Please tell me if these sentences with the underlined parts are correct.
1. His trip, which been a long and expensive undertaking, has proven worthy of his money and effort.
Should it be?
His trip, which has been a long and expensive undertaking, has proven worthy of his money and effort.
Can a past participle like 'been' or 'gone' act or stand alone as kind of a subordinate clause or as an appositive without 'has' or 'was'?
Please tell me if these sentences with the underlined parts are correct.
1. His trip, which been a long and expensive undertaking, has proven worthy of his money and effort.
Should it be?
His trip, which has been a long and expensive undertaking, has proven worthy of his money and effort.
Can a past participle like 'been' or 'gone' act or stand alone as kind of a subordinate clause or as an appositive without 'has' or 'was'?
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Hi, Please tell me if these sentences with the underlined parts are correct. 1. His trip, which been a long and expensive undertaking , has proven worthy of his money and effort.
- Hi, Please tell me if these sentences with the underlined parts are correct.
- 1.
- His trip, which been a long and expensive undertaking , has proven worthy of his money and effort.
- No.
- Should it be?
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Hi,
Please tell me if these sentences with the underlined parts are correct.
1. His trip, which been a long and expensive undertaking, has proven worthy of his money and effort. No.
Should it be?
His trip, which has been a long and expensive u
Please tell me if these sentences with the underlined parts are correct.
1. His trip, which been a long and expensive undertaking, has proven worthy of his money and effort. No.
Should it be?
His trip, which has been a long and expensive u
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