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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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subject/subjected
All the projects are subject/subjected to annual audit by authorized experts.
Are both correct? I don't see any difference at all, do you?
Thanks.
Are both correct? I don't see any difference at all, do you?
Thanks.
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To be subject to audit means the "authorities" may audit the project if they so desire, and there's not much you can do about it. To be subjected to annual audit means that every year, come **** or high water, the deed is going to be done. - A.
- To be subject to audit means the "authorities" may audit the project if they so desire, and there's not much you can do about it.
- To be subjected to annual audit means that every year, come **** or high water, the deed is going to be done.
- - A.
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To be subject to audit means the "authorities" may audit the project if they so desire, and there's not much you can do about it.
To be subjected to annual audit means that every year, come **** or high water, the deed is going to be done.
- A.
To be subjected to annual audit means that every year, come **** or high water, the deed is going to be done.
- A.
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