Is "to be" omission possible in passive sentences
Hello
I saw the following sentence in a technical document
The HOST clause of CREATE PLUGGABLE DATABASE statement specifies the host name of Listener for the
the PDB being created
My problem is "being created" , is it originally "is being created" that "is" is omitted ?
can we say ? :
The HOST clause of CREATE PLUGGABLE DATABASE statement specifies the host name of Listener for the
the PDB is being created
Thank you
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can we say ? : The HOST clause of CREATE PLUGGABLE DATABASE statement specifies the host name of Listener for the the PDB is being created No, you can't. You'd need to say .
- can we say ?
- : The HOST clause of CREATE PLUGGABLE DATABASE statement specifies the host name of Listener for the the PDB is being created No, you can't.
- You'd need to say .
- .
- for the PDB which is being created Clive
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can we say ? :
The HOST clause of CREATE PLUGGABLE DATABASE statement specifies the host name of Listener for the
the PDB is being created
No, you can't. You'd need to say . . . for
0Ali KhosraviThe HOST clause of CREATE PLUGGABLE DATABASE statement specifies the host name of Listener for the PDB is being created
That is incorrect clause structure! A full clause cannot be the complement of a preposition!
host name of Listener for [ the PDB is being created.]
You need a noun phrase, that is, a noun with its modifi
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