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Clarence Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Found vs have found

Hi,

May I know if there is any difference between the two below?:

1. Included are some more documents we found.

2. Included are some more documents we have found.
  

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There is no difference in meaning.

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There is no difference in meaning.
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Perhaps I'm too captious, but is it fine to omit 'the' before 'included'? I thought an adjective or a participle turned into a plural noun should always take a difinite artice. Is it out of date already?
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It's not a noun, Ruslana-- it's still an adjective:

Included are several photos.
Several photos are included.
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Oh, so it's just a changed word order? This surprises me even more than if it was a left out article! Where have English grammar rules gone to?
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you can also say "we've found."
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