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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

postposition

What is the difference between concerned parties and parties concerned? Thank you very much.
  

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Anonymous What is the difference between concerned parties and parties concerned? Thank you very much. "concerned parties"----> "worried parties"; "parties concerned"----> "parties involved/implicated [into something].

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  • Anonymous What is the difference between concerned parties and parties concerned?
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  • "concerned parties"----> "worried parties"; "parties concerned"----> "parties involved/implicated [into something].
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Anonymous What is the difference between concerned parties and parties concerned? Thank you very much.
"concerned parties"----> "worried parties";
"parties concerned"----> "parties involved/implicated [into something].
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Anonymous What is the difference between concerned parties and parties concerned? Thank you very much.
I don't sense much more difference than has already been explained above, but in the general case, if you're going to add more to the participle (concerned), such as a prepositional phrase, you have to put the participle after the noun.

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