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Guyper Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Is or has
A."Nothing in your mission is changed"
B."Nothing in your mission has changed"
Thank you
B."Nothing in your mission has changed"
Thank you
Top answer
You see both. " It is a bit unusual to see "changed" used as an adjective like that. I would say that "has changed" is the plain way to put it.
- You see both.
- " It is a bit unusual to see "changed" used as an adjective like that.
- I would say that "has changed" is the plain way to put it.
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You see both. The first is equivalent to "Nothing in your mission has been changed." It is a bit unusual to see "changed" used as an adjective like that. I would say that "has changed" is the plain way to put it.
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