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Rayburn Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Effort been rewarded or being rewarded
Hello, I'm new here and want to ask a question about grammar.
There are three sentences below, I don't know which is right, or all of them are right.
- It's the best encouragement for effort been rewarded.
- It's the best encouragement for effort has been rewarded.
- It's the best encouragement for effort was rewarded.
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None of your sentences make sense. Somebody seems to be encouraging something. Somebody rewarded some effort.
- None of your sentences make sense.
- Somebody seems to be encouraging something.
- Somebody rewarded some effort.
- But it's unclear how these ideas are connected.
- Can you write it in different words?
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None of your sentences make sense.
Somebody seems to be encouraging something.
Somebody rewarded some effort.
But it's unclear how these ideas are connected.
Can you write it in different words?
CJ
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