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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Having/being + verb
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I can't explain or find the gramatical explanation of the difference of:
having derived from <=> being derived from
a river having formed while the moon ..... <=> a river being formed while the moon ......
Mette
I can't explain or find the gramatical explanation of the difference of:
having derived from <=> being derived from
a river having formed while the moon ..... <=> a river being formed while the moon ......
Mette
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a river having formed while the moon-- A t some time in the recent past a river being formed while the moon-- there is no time indication
- a river having formed while the moon-- A t some time in the recent past a river being formed while the moon-- there is no time indication
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a river having formed while the moon-- At some time in the recent past
a river being formed while the moon-- there is no time indication
a river being formed while the moon-- there is no time indication
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