1font 00Hi,02font 02br 02br 01font 00Hollioake's international career may well have resumed in 2003 01u 01b 00had his brother and Surrey and England team-mate Ben not02b 02u 00 been killed in a car crash in 2002. 02font 02br 02br 00I have rephrased the above paragraph and that rephrased paragraph looks easier to me. I have underlined the lines which are making the above paragraph obscure to me.
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01cite10Clive12cite11font10Hi,12font12br
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11font10Although Adam returned to Surrey afterwards, and even resumed his captaincy of the side,11b10 11u10being named12u12b10 as one ...12font1
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11font10But why couldn't we use11i10 being name12i10 instead of11i10 being named12i10?12font12br
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11font10Couldn't we say: ..., being name as one of ...
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11font10But why couldn't we use11i10 being name12i10 instead of11i10 being named12i10?12font12br
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11font10Couldn't we say: ..., being name as one of ...
01cite10Clive12cite12br10Dear Clive,02br
10I meant that 'naming' is the present participle of the infinitive 'name', and 'being named' is the present participle of the infinitive 'be named'.12br
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