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Dileepa Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Difference between being and are
Please someone tell me, which one of following sentences are correct ?
40% of the over 60s being classified as underweight.
40% of the over 60s are classified as underweight.
Please note that the first sentence is copied from a book.
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Only the second example is a sentence. The first has no finite verb. Whenever you write 'copied from a book', please tell us the title and author.
- Only the second example is a sentence.
- The first has no finite verb.
- Whenever you write 'copied from a book', please tell us the title and author.
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Only the second example is a sentence.
The first has no finite verb.
Whenever you write 'copied from a book', please tell us the title and author.
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