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Witty green 309 Posted 5 years ago
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Difference between “be subject to” and “be subjected to”?
"Children are subject to colds" vs. "Children are subjected to colds"
Q. Is there any difference between "be subject to" and "be subjected to"?
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witty green 309 "Children are subject to colds" vs. "Children are subject ed to colds" Q. Is there any difference between "be subject to" and "be subject ed to"?
- witty green 309 "Children are subject to colds" vs.
- "Children are subject ed to colds" Q.
- Is there any difference between "be subject to" and "be subject ed to"?
- Yes.
- They are very different.
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witty green 309 "Children are subject to colds" vs. "Children are subjected to colds"Q. Is there any difference between "be subject to" and "be subjected to"?
Yes. They are very different.
are subject to colds ~ are likely to catch colds
are subjected to colds ~ are exposed to colds so that they will becom
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