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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Is this verb form right?

Hi,

I have this sentence and want to ask you if the verb form is right (should I use the word "correct" instead "right"?)? What is a difference between saying "who is described" and "who is being desribed"?

Please give the description to the person who is described.

I think it is better or possibly correct to say the following:

Please give the description to the person who has been described.

Please give the description to the person who was described.

HELP.
  

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I think this is the clearest choice: Please give the description to the person who has been described in it.

— Mister Micawber

  • I think this is the clearest choice: Please give the description to the person who has been described in it.
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I think this is the clearest choice:

Please give the description to the person who has been described in it.
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