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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Sir I want to ask you one question.
What is difference between injured and being injured in the following questions
1) There is a report of 75 people being injured in the accident.
2) There is a report of 75 people injured in the accident.
than you in advance.
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Anonymous the following questions They are not questions; they are declarative sentences. Anonymous What is difference between injured and being injured 1) There is a report of 75 people being injured in the accident. There is no difference in meaning or intent.
- Anonymous the following questions They are not questions; they are declarative sentences.
- Anonymous What is difference between injured and being injured 1) There is a report of 75 people being injured in the accident.
- There is no difference in meaning or intent.
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Anonymousthe following questions
They are not questions; they are declarative sentences.
AnonymousWhat is difference between injured and being injured 1) There is a report of 75 people being injured in the accident.
There is no difference in meaning or intent.
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