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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
correct use
hallo people!
i am wondering which the correct pair is
1)the ones who have been killed=the ones having been killed
or
2)the ones who have been killed=the ones been killed
I would appreciate it if my answer was answered
i am wondering which the correct pair is
1)the ones who have been killed=the ones having been killed
or
2)the ones who have been killed=the ones been killed
I would appreciate it if my answer was answered
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Hello Anon; Please give sentences, because some phrases are possible but not used very often. T he ones who have been killed will be remembered in a memorial service. I cannot think of an example for "the ones having been killed" even though it is grammatically OK.
- Hello Anon; Please give sentences, because some phrases are possible but not used very often.
- T he ones who have been killed will be remembered in a memorial service.
- I cannot think of an example for "the ones having been killed" even though it is grammatically OK.
- the ones been killed is not grammatically correct.
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Hello Anon;
Please give sentences, because some phrases are possible but not used very often.
The ones who have been killed will be remembered in a memorial service.
I cannot think of an example for "the ones having been killed" even though it is grammatically OK.
the ones been killed is not grammatically correct.
Please give sentences, because some phrases are possible but not used very often.
The ones who have been killed will be remembered in a memorial service.
I cannot think of an example for "the ones having been killed" even though it is grammatically OK.
the ones been killed is not grammatically correct.
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