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Cguest Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Proceedings being filed / address shown below
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I understand that "being filed" and "shown' are passive forms. However I cannot find grammar rules which can explain both cases.
Why "being filed" and not "filed"?
Why 'shown' and not 'is shown'?
regards
lost and frustrated =)
To avoid legal proceedings being filed against you please send your payment to the address shown below.
I understand that "being filed" and "shown' are passive forms. However I cannot find grammar rules which can explain both cases.
Why "being filed" and not "filed"?
Why 'shown' and not 'is shown'?
regards
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can I also say "proceedings which are filed"?
- can I also say "proceedings which are filed"?
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