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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Has been or is
can we say "it is parked" for "it has been parked"(he has parked)
"it is corrected" for "it has been corrected" (he has corrected)
"it is deposited" for "it has been deposited" (he has deposited)
when process is over already and result of which exists
"it is corrected" for "it has been corrected" (he has corrected)
"it is deposited" for "it has been deposited" (he has deposited)
when process is over already and result of which exists
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Generally yes, but I cannot account for all possible sentences. Do you have specific ones in mind?
- Generally yes, but I cannot account for all possible sentences.
- Do you have specific ones in mind?
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Generally yes, but I cannot account for all possible sentences. Do you have specific ones in mind?
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i have seen peaple using as above said
it is corrected (has been corrected) and he is arrested (he has been arrested)
it is corrected (has been corrected) and he is arrested (he has been arrested)
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