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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Present Perfect
What distinguishes the two sentences? With or whit out “been”
Present Perfect: I have done
The prime minister's speech on immigration has been billed as a plan that will change the face of the nation.
The prime minister's speech on immigration has billed as a plan that will change the face of the nation.
Present Perfect: I have done
The prime minister's speech on immigration has been billed as a plan that will change the face of the nation.
The prime minister's speech on immigration has billed as a plan that will change the face of the nation.
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Anonymous What distinguishes the two sentences? The second one is not a possible structure there.
- Anonymous What distinguishes the two sentences?
- The second one is not a possible structure there.
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AnonymousWhat distinguishes the two sentences?The second one is not a possible structure there.
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