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Seagull Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
"granted" or "granting"
Hello everyone. I have a question.
Are the two sentences below both correct and natural? --
(A) Granted that this theory is true, what follows?
(B) Granting that this theory is true, what follows?
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seagull Hello everyone. I have a question. Are the two sentences below both correct and natural?
- seagull Hello everyone.
- I have a question.
- Are the two sentences below both correct and natural?
- -- (A) Granted that this theory is true, what follows?
- (B) Granting that this theory is true, what follows?
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seagullHello everyone. I have a question.
Are the two sentences below both correct and natural? --
(A) Granted that this theory is true, what follows?
(B) Granting that this theory is true, what follows?
They are both correct. The more frequent and expected one is with 'granted'.
CJ
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