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Lcchang Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Error Recognition V
Have I told you that those budgets cuts the company has implemented have been change how we do business?
Do I have to change have been change to have changed or have been changing?
LC
Do I have to change have been change to have changed or have been changing?
LC
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> Either. "have changed" = I do not state that there will be more changes "have been changing" = and may continue to do so
- > Either.
- "have changed" = I do not state that there will be more changes "have been changing" = and may continue to do so
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<Do I have to change have been change to have changed or have been changing?>
Either.
"have changed" = I do not state that there will be more changes
"have been changing" = and may continue to do so
Either.
"have changed" = I do not state that there will be more changes
"have been changing" = and may continue to do so
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