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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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As is or as or as has been or as was
We're both arriving next week, as has been discussed by John.
We're both arriving next week, as is discussed by John.
We're both arriving next week, as was discussed by John.
We're both arriving next week, as discussed by John.
all correct?
We're both arriving next week, as is discussed by John.
We're both arriving next week, as was discussed by John.
We're both arriving next week, as discussed by John.
all correct?
Top answer
None is natural. '... with John' is possible in the first, third and fourth,
- None is natural.
- '...
- with John' is possible in the first, third and fourth,
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None is natural. '... with John' is possible in the first, third and fourth,
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AnonymousWhat do you mean by not natural? Are they still correct?In that one person cannot discuss something they are hardly correct.
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