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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Help with difference please

Are both correct? Is there a difference?
Your order of books has shipped.
Your order of books has been shipped.

Also, is 'has been' the present perfect form?
Thanks.
  

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Are both correct? Is there a difference? Your order of books has shipped.

— Clive

  • Are both correct?
  • Is there a difference?
  • Your order of books has shipped.
  • This sounds like jargon that people in the shipping business might use.
  • Your order of books has been shipped.
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Are both correct? Is there a difference?
Your order of books has shipped. This sounds like jargon that people in the shipping business might use.
Your order of books has been shipped. Standard English..

Also, is 'has been' the present perfect form? Yes, Present Perfect in Passi
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Thank you. What do you meany by jargon. Does that mean meaningless words?
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Words used by a particular group or profession which are often meaningless to people outside the group..
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