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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Beat
He was beaten up at a shop.
A mob had beat him up at a shop.
Are these sentence correct?
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kumenglish He was beaten up at a shop. " Something like 7-Eleven? A mob had beat him up at a shop.
- kumenglish He was beaten up at a shop.
- " Something like 7-Eleven?
- A mob had beat him up at a shop.
- It is correct.
- But the subject is the "mob" Are these sentence correct?
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kumenglishHe was beaten up at a shop. What do you mean by "a shop?" Something like 7-Eleven?
A mob had beat him up at a shop. It is correct. But the subject is the "mob"
Are these sentence correct?
Maybe this is what you meant: "He was beaten up by a mo
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kumenglishHe was beaten up at a shop.
A mob had beat him up at a shop.
Are these sentences correct?
Yes. Also 'had beaten him up' in the second one.
The past participle of 'beat' can be either 'beat' or 'beaten'.
CJ
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