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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Grammar construction
Can someone explain what is going on here with this grammatical construction?: "The coherence theory of truth has had the author revised it and took the idea..."
My problem is with this part: Has had the author revised it..."
Why is "revised in the past tense? Wouldn't it be correct to say "has had the author revise it and...?
Appreciate your help. Thanks
My problem is with this part: Has had the author revised it..."
Why is "revised in the past tense? Wouldn't it be correct to say "has had the author revise it and...?
Appreciate your help. Thanks
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Anonymous this grammatical construction ... The coherence theory of truth has had the author revised it and took the idea It's an illegal construction. It could be a misprint.
- Anonymous this grammatical construction ...
- The coherence theory of truth has had the author revised it and took the idea It's an illegal construction.
- It could be a misprint.
- There's no point in trying to explain it in a rational way.
- CJ
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Anonymousthis grammatical construction ... The coherence theory of truth has had the author revised it and took the ideaIt's an illegal construction. It could be a misprint. There's no point in trying to explain it in a rational way.
CJ
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