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Vijay1010 Posted 16 years ago
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Dear friends,

please explain to me the meaning of two sentences typed below,

1) Where the main foundation for the conviction is the confession alleged to have been made by the accused.

2) Where the main foundation for the conviction is the confession allegedly have been made by the accused.

3) Where the main foundation for the conviction is the confession allegedly to be made by the accused.

4) Where the main foundation for the conviction is the confession allegedly having made by the accused.
  

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vijay1010 1) Where the main foundation for the conviction is the confession which is alleged alleged to have been made by the accused. Ok. It means that confession preceded the foundation.

— Fandorin

  • vijay1010 1) Where the main foundation for the conviction is the confession which is alleged alleged to have been made by the accused.
  • Ok.
  • It means that confession preceded the foundation.
  • vijay1010 2) Where the main foundation for the conviction is the confession that has been allegedly made by the accused.
  • The same.
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vijay10101) Where the main foundation for the conviction is the confession which is alleged alleged to have been made by the accused.
Ok. It means that confession preceded the foundation.
vijay10102) Where the main foundation for the conviction is the confession that has been allegedly made by the accused.
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Dear friends,

please Please explain to me the meaning of two the four sentences (?) typed below. They are not sentences. They are subordinate clauses.
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