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Boutsady Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
there have been
what the meaning of " there have been" is it the same as " it has been"
example:
There have been far worse times for the economy but few for a chancellor
example:
There have been far worse times for the economy but few for a chancellor
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Hi, You've posted this thread thirteen times . Please don't double-post. Thank you.
- Hi, You've posted this thread thirteen times .
- Please don't double-post.
- Thank you.
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Hi,
You've posted this thread thirteen times. Please don't double-post.
Thank you.
You've posted this thread thirteen times. Please don't double-post.
Thank you.
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