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Silak12 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Having passed vs who has passed?

Hi, everyone.

Could you tell me whether the following sentence is correct?

Students having passed the exam= 55

Is the above sentence grammatically wrong? If it is, could you tell me why?

Thanks!

  

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Since it contains a mathematical symbol, it is outside the scope of grammar. However, it reads awkwardly. You can say "55 students passed the exam".

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  • Since it contains a mathematical symbol, it is outside the scope of grammar.
  • However, it reads awkwardly.
  • You can say "55 students passed the exam".
  • There should be a space either side of an equals sign.
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Since it contains a mathematical symbol, it is outside the scope of grammar. However, it reads awkwardly. You can say "55 students passed the exam".

There should be a space either side of an equals sign.

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It's not a complete sentence,

A complete sentence would be eg 55 students have passed the exam.

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