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MustAsk Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Grant in noun form

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"I am contacting you regarding my recent ('to be granted' in the form of a noun) citizenship."


How would you express 'being granted citizenship' in noun form? (for example "..my being granted citizenship"?)


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How about "I am contacting you regarding my recently granted/acquired citizenship"?

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How about "I am contacting you regarding my recently granted/acquired citizenship"?

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MustAskHow would you express 'being granted citizenship' in noun form?

'conferral of citizenship' is a possibility. I don't know if that's the correct legal term.

On the other hand, I don't know why you have to have a noun, or why the word 'grant' has to be used.

I am contacting you with regard to my having recently become a citizen.

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