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Kl004535 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Having-clause
Hi,
Are the following sentences grammatical? Thank you.
1. The survey was targeted specifically at young people having been castrated.
2. Young people not having been castrated were excluded from the survey.
Thank you.
Are the following sentences grammatical? Thank you.
1. The survey was targeted specifically at young people having been castrated.
2. Young people not having been castrated were excluded from the survey.
Thank you.
Top answer
Not right. Use these: 1. The survey was targeted specifically at young people who have been castrated.
- Not right.
- Use these: 1.
- The survey was targeted specifically at young people who have been castrated.
- 2.
- Young people who haven't been castrated were excluded from the survey.
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Not right. Use these:
1. The survey was targeted specifically at young people who have been castrated.
2. Young people who haven't been castrated were excluded from the survey.
1. The survey was targeted specifically at young people who have been castrated.
2. Young people who haven't been castrated were excluded from the survey.
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