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Preciousbunny Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
I got an easy grammar question..please
The example :
The number of bicycles which are stolen has risen every year. (This is the original one)
And I'm wondering can I speak like this :
The number f bicycles which are stolen is rising every year.
Please let me know if it is right or wrong.
Thank you !
The number of bicycles which are stolen has risen every year. (This is the original one)
And I'm wondering can I speak like this :
The number f bicycles which are stolen is rising every year.
Please let me know if it is right or wrong.
Thank you !
Top answer
Hi, The example : The number of bicycles which are stolen has risen every year. (This is the original one) And I'm wondering can I speak like this : The number o f bicycles which are stolen is rising every year. Please let me know if it is right or wrong.
- Hi, The example : The number of bicycles which are stolen has risen every year.
- (This is the original one) And I'm wondering can I speak like this : The number o f bicycles which are stolen is rising every year.
- Please let me know if it is right or wrong.
- Both are correct.
- #1 tells us about the past until now.
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Hi,
The example :
The number of bicycles which are stolen has risen every year. (This is the original one)
And I'm wondering can I speak like this :
The number of bicycles which are stolen is rising every year.
Please let me know if it is right or wrong.
The example :
The number of bicycles which are stolen has risen every year. (This is the original one)
And I'm wondering can I speak like this :
The number of bicycles which are stolen is rising every year.
Please let me know if it is right or wrong.
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