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Shouvik Posted 8 years ago
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Sentences Structure
What are the differences between the following sentences, when and which condition i should use those structure
A river decided to change its path
A river is decided to change its path
A river has decided to change its path
A river was decided to change its path
A river had decided to change its path
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None of those make sense. A river is inanimate, so it can't decide to do anything. eg Instead of A river decided to change its path , just say A river changed its path.
- None of those make sense.
- A river is inanimate, so it can't decide to do anything.
- eg Instead of A river decided to change its path , just say A river changed its path.
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None of those make sense. A river is inanimate, so it can't decide to do anything.
eg Instead of A river decided to change its path, just say A river changed its path.
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