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ChronoManiac Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Difference between "has been confirmed" and "is confirmed" ?

What is the difference between "The game has been confirmed to be in development" and "The game is confirmed to be in development" ?
  

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They mean the same thing. The grammar is different. "Confirmed" is an adjective in the second one, the phrase "confirmed to be in development", to be precise.

— Enoon

  • They mean the same thing.
  • The grammar is different.
  • "Confirmed" is an adjective in the second one, the phrase "confirmed to be in development", to be precise.
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They mean the same thing. The grammar is different. "Confirmed" is an adjective in the second one, the phrase "confirmed to be in development", to be precise.
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