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Youngmi Kim Posted 11 years ago
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Grammar
His health having improved after monthes of physical therapy, Jerry could walk again without the aid of crutches.
Isn't 'His health having been improved' correct? or both fine?
Isn't 'His health having been improved' correct? or both fine?
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The first sentence works here, the second really doesn't. You could say His health having been improved by months of physical therapy.... (Note the spelling of months ).
- The first sentence works here, the second really doesn't.
- You could say His health having been improved by months of physical therapy....
- (Note the spelling of months ).
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The first sentence works here, the second really doesn't. You could say His health having been improved by months of physical therapy.... (Note the spelling of months).
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