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Apet Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

...is occured

Yesterday, I chanced on something that puzzles me much. It was the machine of my company. Something went wrong, and the error message displayed on the screen "Unexpected Error is occured..."

Nornally, I shall tell that this is an incorrect sentence definitely. But, the company I'm working for is a very large company. I can't imagine such an obvious mistake can happen in so big an enterprise. Now, I'm very confused. I need your help on this problem. Is this sentence right or wrong? Thank you!

BTW: I can google some of this useage, although not too much.
  

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It should be: 'Unexpected error has occurred' ... and note the correct spelling of 'occurred'. Big companies are not immune from making mistakes-- neither little mistakes, nor enormous ones.

— Davkett

  • It should be: 'Unexpected error has occurred' ...
  • and note the correct spelling of 'occurred'.
  • Big companies are not immune from making mistakes-- neither little mistakes, nor enormous ones.
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It should be: 'Unexpected error has occurred'...

and note the correct spelling of 'occurred'.

Big companies are not immune from making mistakes-- neither little mistakes, nor enormous ones.
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Thank you, you make me feel relief (I'm wondering if "relief" is appropriate here). Maybe I shall raise the question some time.
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I believe no harm is due someone who politely points out an undeniable mistake.
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