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Akdom Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
parts of speech
1. It's fascinating to observe how so many of the concerns voiced remain the same.
-- It's fascinating to observe how so many of the noun verb
2. It's fascinating to observe how so many of the concerned voice remain the same.
-. It's fascinating to observe how so many of the adj. noun verb
3. It's fascinating to observe how so many of the concerns voiced the same.
-. It's fascinating to observe how so many of the noun verb
I think sentence 2 and 3 are grammatically correct. Am I right?
-- It's fascinating to observe how so many of the noun verb
2. It's fascinating to observe how so many of the concerned voice remain the same.
-. It's fascinating to observe how so many of the adj. noun verb
3. It's fascinating to observe how so many of the concerns voiced the same.
-. It's fascinating to observe how so many of the noun verb
I think sentence 2 and 3 are grammatically correct. Am I right?
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No. Only the first is correct. And concerns is a noun, as you say, but voiced is an adjective, a past participle.
- No.
- Only the first is correct.
- And concerns is a noun, as you say, but voiced is an adjective, a past participle.
- many of the concerns (which have been) voiced (= stated) remain the same.
- CJ
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No. Only the first is correct. And concerns is a noun, as you say, but voiced is an adjective, a past participle.
... many of the concerns (which have been) voiced (= stated) remain the same.
CJ
... many of the concerns (which have been) voiced (= stated) remain the same.
CJ
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