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Ineedhelpinenglish Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Help with began and begun...
0 I have this sentence that I can not seem to crack... 02 br
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00 "I am not the one who's love was fading the day you began working" 02 br
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00 Is this correct??? 02 br
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00 "I am not the one who's love was fading the day you began working" 02 br
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00 Is this correct??? 02 br
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0 "who's" should be "whose", I think. 0-
- 0 "who's" should be "whose", I think.
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0 Who's = who is. Whose is the correct word. 02 br
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00 Began is correct. 'Begun' is (I believe) past perfect and only used with 'had.' As in, "Murry had begun to sweat as he worked in the hot sun." 0-
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00 Began is correct. 'Begun' is (I believe) past perfect and only used with 'had.' As in, "Murry had begun to sweat as he worked in the hot sun." 0-
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01 i 00 begun 02 i 00 is a past 01 u 00 participle 02 u 00 . It is used with 01 i 00 has 02 i 00 , 01 i 00 have 02 i 00 , or 01 i 00 had 02 i
00 'Begun' is (I believe) past perfect and only used with 'had.' 12 blockquote10 Close, but not exactly right. 02 br
01 i 00 begun 02 i 00 is a past 01 u 00 participle 02 u 00 . It is used with 01 i 00 has 02 i 00 , 01 i 00 have 02 i 00 , or 01 i 00 had 02 i
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How to tell which who is correct? If [who is] fits in the sentence then it's [who's]. If [who is] doesn't fit in the sentence then you know to use [whose]. So, whose is correct.
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