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Ahava_yin Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
more than
The research requires more money than____
A. has been put in
B. being put in
Which one is correct? Or how would prefer to express the sentence? Thank you!
A. has been put in
B. being put in
Which one is correct? Or how would prefer to express the sentence? Thank you!
Top answer
The research requires more money than has been put in. Here is another idea: The research will require more money than has been earmarked for it.
- The research requires more money than has been put in.
- Here is another idea: The research will require more money than has been earmarked for it.
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The research requires more money than has been put in.
Here is another idea:
The research will require more money than has been earmarked for it.
Here is another idea:
The research will require more money than has been earmarked for it.
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