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Sft M Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
being
can i use only being instead of 'is/are being' ?
ex:- 1) if u being a employee of these company, they will make u a corporate robot.
2) Being a striker, he has to score goal.
ex:- 1) if u being a employee of these company, they will make u a corporate robot.
2) Being a striker, he has to score goal.
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If you are an employee of this company, they will make you a corporate robot. Being a striker, he has to score goals . "being" is wrong in the first sentence.
- If you are an employee of this company, they will make you a corporate robot.
- Being a striker, he has to score goals .
- "being" is wrong in the first sentence.
- "is/are being" is wrong in both sentences.
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If you are an employee of this company, they will make you a corporate robot.
Being a striker, he has to score goals.
"being" is wrong in the first sentence. "is/are being" is wrong in both sentences. "is/are being" is used for passive verbs (e.g. "She is being bullied at school") or with certain adjectives describing beha
Being a striker, he has to score goals.
"being" is wrong in the first sentence. "is/are being" is wrong in both sentences. "is/are being" is used for passive verbs (e.g. "She is being bullied at school") or with certain adjectives describing beha
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sft Mthank u...Did you not read my answer, or are you just choosing to ignore it?
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