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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Correct my sentences please
They are the people who have been arrested
Those are the people who had been arrested
And what are the differences between them?
Those are the people who had been arrested
And what are the differences between them?
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The sentences need ending punctuation. The first describes recent arrests. The second needs a context where the arrests happened before something else.
- The sentences need ending punctuation.
- The first describes recent arrests.
- The second needs a context where the arrests happened before something else.
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- Those are the people who had been arrested before the attempted coupe.
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The sentences need ending punctuation.
The first describes recent arrests.
The second needs a context where the arrests happened before something else.
e.g.
Those are the people who had been arrested before the attempted coupe.
The first describes recent arrests.
The second needs a context where the arrests happened before something else.
e.g.
Those are the people who had been arrested before the attempted coupe.
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AnonymousThey are the people who have been arrestedThis suggests that the arrest is relevant to the present time.
AnonymousThose are the people who had been arrestedThis suggests that the arrest is prior to a past action.
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