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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Road users being/were..

Do these sentences have the same meaning? If they have, why did the write use "being" in the first sentence instead of "were"?



1) Road users ?????????? urged exercise extra caution this morning amid reports of surface water and flooding in parts of the country after heavy overnight rain and strong winds due to Storm Francis.

2) Road users ???????? urged exercise extra caution this morning amid reports of surface water and flooding in parts of the country after heavy overnight rain and strong winds due to Storm Francis.

  

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Hasibrahman Road users are ?????????? urged to exercise extra caution this morning ... As shown.

  • Hasibrahman Road users are ??????????
  • urged to exercise extra caution this morning ...
  • As shown.
  • Hasibrahman Road users ????????
  • urged to exercise extra caution this morning ...
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HasibrahmanRoad users are ?????????? urged to exercise extra caution this morning ...

As shown.

HasibrahmanRoad users ???????? urged to exercise extra caution this morning ...

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