Hosted
Is this sentence correct:
"The show has been hosted for many years, so one day it had to end."
(Or is there a more suitable verb for this context?)
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) I think you have to name a host to use "hosted". If you have done so in an earlier sentence, then it is fine. Otherwise, if you mean a television show, it can have been on for many years (usual) or have been aired for many years.
- ) I think you have to name a host to use "hosted".
- If you have done so in an earlier sentence, then it is fine.
- Otherwise, if you mean a television show, it can have been on for many years (usual) or have been aired for many years.
- A stage show runs; the show has run for many years.
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Christine Christie(Or is there a more suitable verb for this context?)
I think you have to name a host to use "hosted". If you have done so in an earlier sentence, then it is fine. Otherwise, if you mean a television show, it can have been on for many years (usual) or have been aired for many years. A stage show runs; the show has run for many years.
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