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Pb03 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Informed
Hi everyone,
In the following sentences, is it alright to use the word "informed" like those?
Do they need a preposition "of" in the end of the sentence?
Hoping to hear about your opinion...
Thanks~
pb
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1. It hasn't been informed yet.
2. We haven't been informed yet.
3. He hasn't informed yet.
In the following sentences, is it alright to use the word "informed" like those?
Do they need a preposition "of" in the end of the sentence?
Hoping to hear about your opinion...
Thanks~
pb
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1. It hasn't been informed yet.
2. We haven't been informed yet.
3. He hasn't informed yet.
Top answer
1. It hasn't been informed yet. No.
- 1.
- It hasn't been informed yet.
- No.
- it is not animate.
- You can't give information to a table, for example.
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1. It hasn't been informed yet.
No. it is not animate. You can't give information to a table, for example. The table can't be informed. Maybe you mean, That information has not been released yet.
2. We haven't been informed yet.
Yes. Perfect. It means that no one has given us the inform
No. it is not animate. You can't give information to a table, for example. The table can't be informed. Maybe you mean, That information has not been released yet.
2. We haven't been informed yet.
Yes. Perfect. It means that no one has given us the inform
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