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Evo25 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
asked
You will be given two scenarios and asked the scenario separately.
The word asked appear as past particple in this condition?
Is it again the subordinator have been deleted?
It should be like this in full sentence?
You will be given two scenarios and must be asked the scenario separately.
The word asked appear as past particple in this condition?
Is it again the subordinator have been deleted?
It should be like this in full sentence?
You will be given two scenarios and must be asked the scenario separately.
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" However, something is missing: asked ABOUT each scenario The modal "must" doesn't make sense here: You must be asked. The perons who is being asked has no control over what will be asked of them, so to say "you must [anything in the passive] doesn't make much sense.
- " However, something is missing: asked ABOUT each scenario The modal "must" doesn't make sense here: You must be asked.
- The perons who is being asked has no control over what will be asked of them, so to say "you must [anything in the passive] doesn't make much sense.
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Hi Evo,
I read it as "you will be given" and "(you will be) asked."
However, something is missing: asked ABOUT each scenario
The modal "must" doesn't make sense here: You must be asked. The perons who is being asked has no control over what will be asked of them, so to say "you must [anything in the passive] doesn't make much sense.
I read it as "you will be given" and "(you will be) asked."
However, something is missing: asked ABOUT each scenario
The modal "must" doesn't make sense here: You must be asked. The perons who is being asked has no control over what will be asked of them, so to say "you must [anything in the passive] doesn't make much sense.
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