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Karynoona Posted 15 years ago
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She is more experienced and not biased to any of them
After not should root word but why it is past participle form
She is more experienced and not biased to any of them
After not should root word but why it is past participle form
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It should read 'she is not biased towards/against '. However, the -ed verb form is here used as an adjective, which is a common use: She is experienced /tired/excited/jaundiced/ etc.
- It should read 'she is not biased towards/against '.
- However, the -ed verb form is here used as an adjective, which is a common use: She is experienced /tired/excited/jaundiced/ etc.
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It should read 'she is not biased towards/against'.
However, the -ed verb form is here used as an adjective, which is a common use: She is experienced/tired/excited/jaundiced/ etc.
However, the -ed verb form is here used as an adjective, which is a common use: She is experienced/tired/excited/jaundiced/ etc.
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