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Anon f8r Posted 17 years ago
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The Cultural Revolution, which began in the mid 60s, was a disaster.
The Cultural Revolution, which began in the mid 60s, was a disaster.
The Cultural Revolution, begun in the mid 60s, was a disaster.
Are both of them correct?
Thank you.
The Cultural Revolution, begun in the mid 60s, was a disaster.
Are both of them correct?
Thank you.
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Yes, they are both correct.
- Yes, they are both correct.
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HongkieThe Cultural Revolution, which began in the mid 60s, was a disaster.Both are correct but there is a subtle difference in meaning. The first ("which began") carries the implication that the cultural revolution happened without any deliberate intent on th
The Cultural Revolution, begun in the mid 60s, was a disaster.
Are both of them correct?
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