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Rommel Posted 9 years ago
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I should say 'having been informed,' not 'being informed,' in the second sentence, shouldn't I?

I should say 'having been informed,' not 'being informed,' in the second sentence, shouldn't I?

Sandra intended to read books in Mr. Lewis' library. Having been informed of her intention, he assured her that he'd allow her to read all her favorite publications therein.

  

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I would say 'Having been informed'.

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I would say 'Having been informed'.

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